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Aqua-stjernen anklaget for ulovlig lån
Aqua er en dansk-norsk popgruppe som slo gjennom internasjonalt med «Barbie Girl» i 1997. Gruppa ble dannet i København på 90-tallet, først under navnet Joyspeed, før de skiftet navn til Aqua. I dag består Aqua av tre originalmedlemmer: norske Lene Nystrøm (52), danske René Dif (58) og danske Søren Rasted (55). Det fjerde originalmedlemmet, Claus Norreen (55), forlot gruppa i 2016. Aqua har vært oppløst og gjenforent flere ganger.
WADA says doping cases from 2005 worlds are past time limit - NewsAdvance.com : AP World News Wire
The World Anti-Doping Agency said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that the IAAF wrongly interpreted a rule change in April 2015 when it decided to retest samples from the 2005 and 2007 world championships. Testers found 28 athletes had tested positive at both championships, but only the samples from 2005 missed the deadline.
WADA says doping cases from 2005 worlds are past time limit
MOSCOW (AP) — Numerous doping cases in track and field may go unpunished because the sport's…
WADA says doping cases from 2005 worlds are past time limit
In at least one case, a Russian runner could be allowed to keep her world championship medal even though she tested positive for a banned substance. The World Anti-Doping Agency said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that the IAAF wrongly interpreted a rule change in April 2015 when it decided to retest samples from the 2005 and 2007 world championships. Testers found 28 athletes had tested positive at both championships, but only the samples from 2005 missed the deadline.
WADA says doping cases from 2005 worlds are past time limit
MOSCOW (AP) — Numerous doping cases in track and field may go unpunished because the sport's…
WADA says doping cases from 2005 worlds are past time limit
In at least one case, a Russian runner could be allowed to keep her world championship medal even though she tested positive for a banned substance. The World Anti-Doping Agency said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that the IAAF wrongly interpreted a rule change in April 2015 when it decided to retest samples from the 2005 and 2007 world championships. Testers found 28 athletes had tested positive at both championships, but only the samples from 2005 missed the deadline.
WADA says doping cases from 2005 worlds are past time limit
In at least one case, a Russian runner could be allowed to keep her world championship medal even though she tested positive for a banned substance. The World Anti-Doping Agency said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that the IAAF wrongly interpreted a rule change in April 2015 when it decided to retest samples from the 2005 and 2007 world championships. Testers found 28 athletes had tested positive at both championships, but only the samples from 2005 missed the deadline.
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