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Meanings of doping in English

Russian
допинг
Portuguese
dopagem bioquímica
Catalan
dopatge
Spanish
dopaje
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Illicit use of drugs or other substances to increase athletic performance.

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Usage of doping in English
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Several past winners have been accused of doping and returned positive results.
Wired
2
Leonard said: We want to be very careful about calling it doping.
The Guardian
3
It was at this time that he began using illegal doping products.
News.com.au
4
Friedmann said WADA is working on ways to test for gene doping.
Reuters
5
Athletics: The IAAF has provisionally suspended seven Russian athletes for doping offences.
The Irish Times
6
However, Dr Eufemiano Fuentes denied his methods could be classed as doping.
The Irish Times
7
That meant a two-year ban for positive doping tests as of 2010.
Reuters
8
There is no good or bad time to fail a doping test.
The Irish Times
9
Germany is burdened by memories of state-sponsored doping in Communist East Germany.
Reuters
10
Salazar was found guilty of doping violations and banned for four years.
BBC
11
Our findings might have consequences for the exclusion time of doping offenders.
Pubmed
12
Russia's athletics federation remains suspended over evidence of systematic and state-sponsored doping.
Reuters
13
I don't think you can ignore the doping problems in professional cycling.
Wired
14
Other athletes said Russia was cracking down on doping on its own.
The Guardian
15
The company has shown some sensitivity to doping among those it sponsors.
Reuters
16
Vladimir Putin's spokesman says accusations of state-sponsored doping in Russia appear unfounded.
The Irish Times
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Catalan
dopatge
Doping through the time
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Common
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Common
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