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- ↑ L'affaire de dopage Lance Armstrong est loin d'être terminée, Anthony Fillet, L'Express, publié le 24/08/2012, retr 2012 10 22
- ↑ Please see the L.A. Confidentiel article for more info
- ↑ Armstrong comeback "a masquerade"?, Cyclingnews, June 4, 2009, retr 2012 10 22
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