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Breaking News of the Day: Armstrong To Lose Tour de France Titles: So it’s come to this: Lance Armstrong has dropped his fight against the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency — saying he’s “finished with this nonsense” — which means he’ll be stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.
He also will lose the bronze medal he won at the 2000 Olympics and all other titles, awards, and money he won from August 1998 forward.
“There comes a point in every man’s life when he has to say, ‘Enough is enough,’” Armstrong said. “For me, that time is now.”
The 40-year-old maintains his innocence, saying the USADA’s case against him was “an unconstitutional witch hunt” and saying its handling of his case was “one-sided and unfair.”
[nyt]
Wow: That’s a lot to lose.
Desert Fox Gaddafi is being hunted like a rat by rebel militias. What comes after for Libya? http://t.co/rOPyzGX
RT @oflynnexpress: “Too right-wing” the wrong attack on Cam by EMil. Will just make public think of EMil: “Too left-wing”.
Overview of the key reaction to the @joey7barton transfer to #qpr http://ow.ly/6dUCL Please RT @tonyfernandes @qprreport @qprorg @ijtaylor81
Overview of the key reaction to the @joey7barton transfer to #qpr http://ow.ly/6dUCL Please RT @tonyfernandes @qprreport @qprorg @ijtaylor81
Overview of the key reaction to the @joey7barton transfer to #qpr http://ow.ly/6dUCL Please RT @tonyfernandes @qprreport @qprorg @ijtaylor81
Where is Gaddafi? And, as his 42-year-old regime crumbles, does he have one last nasty surprise up his sleeve for Libya? http://ow.ly/6dnGR
CEO of Apple #stevejobs has resigned. Where does that leave the tech giant? http://t.co/vEkCfB7
![thedailywhat:
Breaking News of the Day: Armstrong To Lose Tour de France Titles: So it’s come to this: Lance Armstrong has dropped his fight against the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency — saying he’s “finished with this nonsense” — which means he’ll be stripped of his seven Tour de France titles. He also will lose the bronze medal he won at the 2000 Olympics and all other titles, awards, and money he won from August 1998 forward. “There comes a point in every man’s life when he has to say, ‘Enough is enough,’” Armstrong said. “For me, that time is now.” The 40-year-old maintains his innocence, saying the USADA’s case against him was “an unconstitutional witch hunt” and saying its handling of his case was “one-sided and unfair.”
[nyt]
Wow: That’s a lot to lose.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m98rxiZBhP1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
