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One-Year Postponement Of Tokyo Olympics, "Most Feasible": IOC Official
Senior International Olympic Committee (IOC) official Dick Pound said Monday a postponement of this year's Tokyo Olympics is now inevitable as the world reels from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Doping report: Corruption Was 'Embedded' in IAAF
Dick Pound's commission found that former IAAF president Lamine Diack "was responsible for organizing and enabling the conspiracy and corruption" that took place.
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Vladimir Putin May Have Consulted On Doping: Reports
The leader of the track's governing body told a lawyer he'd need to cut a deal with Russian president Vladimir Putin to ensure nine Russian athletes accused of doping wouldn't compete at 2013 world championships in Moscow, according to a new report on the scandal that reached the top of the sport and country.
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Russia Need to Rid Sport of State Interference, Says Author of Anti-Doping Report
Dick Pound, author of the World Anti-Doping Agency report, told the BBC Russia's anti-doping laboratory and anti-doping agency needed to prove they could act freely of government pressure in order to bring an end to a state-sponsored drugs culture.
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After Sochi, what's next for Winter Olympics?
The sheer cost, size and scale of the Sochi Olympics has outstripped anything done before. The question for future Winter Games is clear: Can anyone - should anyone - try to top that?
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IOC nominates Craig Reedie to be head of World Anti-Doping Agency
Reedie will be the third WADA president after fellow International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound and Fahey, and is in line with the original agreement that the WADA president alternates between being nominated by the IOC and then the next one by governments.
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WADA tells US to face up its drug problems
World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) chief Dick Pound waded into drugs saga involving Marion Jones on Monday.
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One-Year Postponement Of Tokyo Olympics, "Most Feasible": IOC Official
Senior International Olympic Committee (IOC) official Dick Pound said Monday a postponement of this year's Tokyo Olympics is now inevitable as the world reels from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Doping report: Corruption Was 'Embedded' in IAAF
Dick Pound's commission found that former IAAF president Lamine Diack "was responsible for organizing and enabling the conspiracy and corruption" that took place.
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Vladimir Putin May Have Consulted On Doping: Reports
The leader of the track's governing body told a lawyer he'd need to cut a deal with Russian president Vladimir Putin to ensure nine Russian athletes accused of doping wouldn't compete at 2013 world championships in Moscow, according to a new report on the scandal that reached the top of the sport and country.
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Russia Need to Rid Sport of State Interference, Says Author of Anti-Doping Report
Dick Pound, author of the World Anti-Doping Agency report, told the BBC Russia's anti-doping laboratory and anti-doping agency needed to prove they could act freely of government pressure in order to bring an end to a state-sponsored drugs culture.
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After Sochi, what's next for Winter Olympics?
The sheer cost, size and scale of the Sochi Olympics has outstripped anything done before. The question for future Winter Games is clear: Can anyone - should anyone - try to top that?
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IOC nominates Craig Reedie to be head of World Anti-Doping Agency
Reedie will be the third WADA president after fellow International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound and Fahey, and is in line with the original agreement that the WADA president alternates between being nominated by the IOC and then the next one by governments.
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WADA tells US to face up its drug problems
World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) chief Dick Pound waded into drugs saga involving Marion Jones on Monday.
