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Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis in action against the Tennessee Titans during an NFL football game on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005 at The Coliseum in Nashville, TN. Lewis finished with a game-high eight tackles in Baltimore's 25-10 loss. (UPI Photo/Billy Suratt)
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Vijay Singh withdrew Thursday before the start of the PGA Tour's Phoenix Open but following his admission of using a banned substance.
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PGA golfer Vijay Singh admitted Wednesday he used a controversial deer antler spray but said he didn't know it contained a banned growth hormone.
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis Wednesday denied he tried to obtain a banned substance to speed his recovery from an injury.
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