Xinhua reports Asian Games first doping case
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Xinhua reports Asian Games first doping case

Guangzhou : China | Nov 18, 2010 at 11:27 PM PST
Source: Taiwan News
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The official state news agency cited a games source Friday, but did not publish details of the sport or the country involved. Vinod Tiwari, the Olympic Council of Asia's director of international relations, would not confirm any doping case but said organizers have scheduled a news conference for... FULL ARTICLE AT Taiwan News
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