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Drug Waivers Are a Concern In Elite Cycling
Floyd Landis, the disgraced Tour de France champion, lacked medical approval to use banned substances, but many of his fellow riders did not.
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Kelli White , a Balco client who tested positive for modafinil after winning gold medals in the 100- and 200-meter races at the world championships in Paris in August 2003, was stripped of those medals and suspended for two years after admitting in 2004 to using the banned stimulant.
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