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American Lance Armstrong arrives on the winner's podium after his RadioShack team won the team competition at this year's Tour de France in Paris on July 25, 2010. Spaniard Alberto Contador won the race, his third Tour de France title in the last four years. UPI/David Silpa
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Lance Armstrong fleeced his sponsor the U.S. Postal Service and became "unjustly enriched" by doping to win the Tour de France, the Justice Department said.
The Livestrong Foundation, founded by disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, and the Austin, Texas, Marathon announced they have ended their partnership.
Disgraced cycling champion Lance Armstrong has sold his home in Austin for $3.1 million, but plans to remain in the central Texas city, officials say.
Lance Armstrong's lawyers asked to have SCA Promotions' lawsuit thrown out, saying the Dallas firm signed a forever binding deal to pay the disgraced cyclist.
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Discredited Tour de France cycling champion Lance Armstrong is registered in a masters swim meet this weekend in Texas, U.S. swimming officials said.
Spain is investigating the possibility of filing criminal charges against cyclist Lance Armstrong, unidentified sources told ABC News.
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Lance Armstrong plans to argue that the civil fraud suit filed against him is too old to go forward, a person close to his defense team has told USA Today.
An attorney for Lance Armstrong confirmed the U.S. Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against the cyclist filed by a former teammate.
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