Thresholds to prevent questionable doping convictions

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   Name: Jos Kleijne on Mar 30, 2010

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   Name: Drs. L. Jorritsma on Mar 30, 2010

   Comments: IOC (Spirit of Sport) and WADA fail to convince society at its rational dopingpolicy. And questions asked are not scientifically answerd. And opposition will be excluded. Plans are athletes to be banned to go to court. Is that the spirit of sport we are proud of?

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   Name: Paul Ruijsenaars on Mar 30, 2010

   Comments: Once again: the war on doping is mutch more directed on image enhancing than on performance enhancing.

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   Name: Anonymous on Mar 30, 2010

   Comments: I'm in

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   Name: Maarten Van Geffen on Mar 30, 2010

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   Name: Elemans H on Mar 31, 2010

   Comments: herman ram stelde in een commentaar op skxl dat ehet gaat om een competitie tussen onoorbare praktijken van sporters en de ontwikkeling van detektiemiddelen door autoriteiten. zo iets. in mijn ogen verdedigde/motiveerde hij daarmee het ondergrondse handelen van de dopingautoriteiten. ongetwijfeld een slip of the tongue. HEEL simpel: WIE is er het machtigst? DIE dient de moraal te stellen. DAN pas is er KANS op verbreiding van een eerlijke moraal. ergo: het is nu vechten tegen de bierkaai als de machthebber ook aantoonbaar, structureel onoorbaar handelt. gewoon voor de rechter brengen, die ze publiek uitlegt waar ze mee bezig zijn: met de oorlog versterken. kennelijk is dat wat ze willen, want er zijn daar ook weldenkende mensen aanwezig.

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   Name: Daan Van Der Gouwe on Mar 31, 2010

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   Name: Rob Cuppen on Apr 2, 2010

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   Name: Fadi Edwan on Apr 6, 2010

   Comments: I completely agree with you, about there is a corruption in the ITF and the WADA and their way of dealing with doping, and in Martina Hingis' case. In the past few years we sow many athleats confessed that they were doping in their career although there tests results was negative! but I think that's because the doping policy in sport (specialy in tennis) is so bad, as what you can find in this site: www.tennishasasteroidproblem.blogsprot.com. I think they must put a law that can not allow to the cheaters to return to sport befor they say from where they got the drugs! but the big problem that the sponsors is roling the sports now, and the sports journalism does not talking about the facts of doping in sport and they did not enlighten the fans about the doping policy in sport.

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    Name: Max Park on Apr 7, 2010

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    Name: Michiel Uitdehaag on Apr 8, 2010

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    Name: Peter Simmons on Apr 8, 2010

    Comments: I hope this leads to greater oversight of the people administering the tests and makes them accountable for cross examination, unlike the case of Martina Hingis. With people's reputations at stake these "faceless" persons should be as scrutinized as the athlete's they are testing.

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    Name: Elmie on Apr 8, 2010

    Comments: I support Dr Klaas Faber and Dr Michael Burke in this noble work, and I thank them.

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    Name: Sebastian Ghelfi Goldenweiser on Apr 8, 2010

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    Name: Irina Wasilewa on Apr 11, 2010

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    Name: Bolei Chen on Apr 12, 2010

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    Name: Jim Rainwater on Apr 12, 2010

    Comments: What happened to Martina Hingis was a complete injustice.

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    Name: NandaKumar on Apr 13, 2010

    Comments: hingis is innocent

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    Name: Piero Ocampo on Apr 14, 2010

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    Name: Nina Sprecher on Apr 14, 2010

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    Name: DUMAS on Apr 15, 2010

    Comments: depuis JUIN 1999, un certain Roland Garros.. Beaucoup de personnes ont désavoués notre championne. Son retour a bien dérangé et reconnaissons-le le tennis féminin n'a pas bien évolué du tout avec ses "shemales" qui tapaient comme des brutes.... Car aujourd'hui finit les beaux matches et nous la regrettons tous la belle Martina. Alors c'est la faute à qui ? Je suis sûre d'une chose la jalousie des gens ne dopes pas leur blason.

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    Name: LEE Alexander on Apr 30, 2010

    Comments: I also demand justice too.

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    Name: Maarten Heida on May 14, 2010

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    Name: Arnold Winkle on May 17, 2010

    Comments: Enforced drug testing program but with sensible thresholds.

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    Name: Daniel Keady on May 18, 2010

    Comments: Something needs to be done about the scandalous inconsistencies in sentences that are being given. The case of Martina Hingis is the greatest mistreatment of an elite athlete in recent times.

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    Name: T. Walker on May 18, 2010

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    Name: Sharon Demeulemeester on May 19, 2010

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    Name: Kyle Owens on Jun 3, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 12, 2010

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    Name: Aaron Julius Morado Lecciones on Jun 23, 2010

    Comments: I believe Martina is innocent, how can the ITF repay 2 years lost?

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    Name: Mayette Arante on Jun 23, 2010

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    Name: Jimmy62 on Jun 28, 2010

    Comments: martina hingis is 100% clean and innocent , shame on ITF for the stupid 2 years ban !

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    Name: Matthew Allen on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Chai Leng on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Zarko on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Sylwia J. on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Aleksis on Jun 30, 2010

    Comments: I have worked in bioorganic chemistry with extensive use of HPLC chromatography including work on nanolevels to detect trace amounts of synthetic by-products of peptide synthesis. The raised issues are very important and I support the above proposals. The threshold levels and analysis accuracy are to be set relevant to exclude accidental contamination taken as alleged use of banned substance.

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    Name: Kevin Hu on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Bob Atwood on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Andrea Amaral on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Michael MacGinnis on Jun 30, 2010

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    Name: Lydia Kwan on Jul 1, 2010

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    Name: John Spencer on Jul 1, 2010

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    Name: Erkan on Jul 1, 2010

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    Name: Velibor on Jul 2, 2010

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    Name: Daniel O'Connell on Jul 3, 2010

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    Name: SH Park on Jul 3, 2010

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    Name: Aníbal Astorga on Jul 3, 2010

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    Name: Terence Lim on Jul 3, 2010

    Comments: I believe that Martina is innocent. The Level=42 ng/ml sound like accidental contamination than recreational use.

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