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Titolo: Expert's report-Jeanson produces "false positives"

Article..
http://veloptimum.net/courses/athletes/Jeanson/E/6/PR28.html
Expert's report concludes that Jeanson produces "false positives"
Montreal, November 28, 2006 - Canadian cyclist and U.S. resident Geneviève
Jeanson has announced that she has accepted an offer to settle from the
United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) related to a urine sample taken
July 25, 2005, which tested positive for erythropoietin (EPO).
Agreement...
http://veloptimum.net/courses/athletes/Jeanson/E/6/USADA.html
Summary...
A CRITICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE GENEVIEVE JEANSON CASE
http://veloptimum.net/courses/athletes/Jeanson/E/6/DelangheReport.html
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 Expert's report concludes that Jeanson produces "false positives"
Is she also able to produce a "false escape" from an antidoping control 
like in 2003 at Fleche Wallone?
Nel 2003, dopo la Freccia Vallone, non si era presentata ad un controllo 
antidoping...fu solo ammonita e multata...
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 like in 2003 at Fleche Wallone?
But the real question is, will Nicole Cooke still collapse again at Fleche
Wallonne next year, even if she doesn't win it?
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 antidoping...fu solo ammonita e multata...
Mi correggo...Freccia del 2004. Nel 2003 invece non aveva partecipato ai 
mondiali di Hamilton perché era stata trovata con l'ematocrito sopra il 
limite consentito.
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 Wallonne next year, even if she doesn't win it?
Well, she is not the only one collapsing after such a brutal effort.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/apr06/flechewallonne_w06/index.php?id=Flche-Wallonne_women_finish_vos_needing_a_drink
Next year Nicole could beat Luperini's record...
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 Next year Nicole could beat Luperini's record...
But I wonder if Vos sat down of her own power, or she fell down? Big
difference!!
Cooke collapses, or does Cooke sit down? If so, then the stories are not
told correctly, as collapses means that one's feet cannot support their
body, and they fall to the ground.
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 Well, she is not the only one collapsing after such a brutal effort.
If throwing yourself to the ground is an acceptable definition of the word
(Collapse), then I suppose I could accept that, but it's only one definition
and doesn't usually lend itself to the true meaning of (Collapse). I think
what we are talking about, both of us agree, that you are saying is that it
was not within Nicole Cooke's physical power to stay on her feet, and her
legs gave out, or she felt dizzy to the point of passing out, and her body
gave way, but really her legs gave way, but if she sat down of her own
power, or she faked it, a theatrical performance, a show for the cameras,
then she didn't (Collapse).
Collapse...
Noun...
An abrupt failure of function or health
A mishap caused by something suddenly falling down or caving in
The act of throwing yourself down
A sudden large decline of business or the prices of stocks (especially one
that causes additional failures)
Verb...
Break down, literally or metaphorically
"The wall collapsed"; "The business collapsed"; "The roof collapsed"
Collapse due to fatigue, an illness, or a sudden attack
Fold or close up "collapse the music stand"
Fall apart
Cause to burst
Suffer a nervous breakdown
Lose significance, effectiveness, or value
"The school system is collapsing"; "The stock market collapsed"
Synonyms
Break Down
Break Up
Burst
Cave in
Crack up
Crash
Crumple
Crumble
Fall in
Flop
Founder
Give up
Tumble
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