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WASHINGTON Oct 12 (Reuters) - London's Sunday Times said it may take legal action against cyclist Lance Armstrong, including pursuing him for alleged fraud over a libel settlement, in the wake of the United States Anti-Doping Agency's report labeling him a drug cheat.
The newspaper, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp , is "considering taking action to recover the money spent on a libel case he (Armstrong) brought and to pursue him for fraud," said a Sunday Times spokeswoman.
Armstrong sued the Sunday Times and two of its journalists over an article that appeared in the newspaper in 2004 concerning the doping allegations. After a series of rulings in Armstrong's favor in the UK courts, the two sides reached a settlement, the size of which was not disclosed. The newspaper also issued travel trailer dealers in concord an apology to Armstrong.
There are precedents travel trailer dealers in concord in the UK for the repayment of money won in libel suits. In one of the best-known instances, travel trailer dealers in concord British novelist and former politician Jeffrey Archer paid back the damages he won in a libel case against the Daily Star newspaper. This followed his sentencing to four years jail in 2001 after being found guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice in that libel case.
In August, Armstrong announced that he would no longer contest charges brought by the anti-doping agency, which earlier this week released a report and documentation, including affidavits from former Armstrong teammates, accusing him of not only using performance enhancing drugs but imposing a "doping culture" on his team.
Fabiani rejected speculation that, in light of the anti-doping agency's accusations, U.S. federal prosecutors might re-open a criminal investigation into a cycling travel trailer dealers in concord team partly-owned by Armstrong, which was closed travel trailer dealers in concord earlier this year.
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Sheryl Crow must have loved it! Can you imagine the length travel trailer dealers in concord and strength of the sex they had! No wonder she kept herself in shape so she could hang in with steroid man. She'll probably write a song about it one day.
Armstrong really had guts. To sue a newspaper when you are guilty of what the paper accues you of is chutzpah. He is the kind of guy who after murdering his parents would throw himself on the mercy of the court because he was an orphan!
they all were using...including the folks from other countries. let's be real. these are the best athletes in the world. the one's in the pros. its not they are not. and if some are taking they all need to take.
Any or all of these excuses might fly but for one fact: Armstrong lied. If he had the guts to acknowledge his actions and apologize for them, I could have supported him. But he lied, repeatedly and knowingly, and attacked those who challenged him. That is what I find unforgiveable.
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