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Players try to adjust to new drug testing policy
usatoday.com - 1/26/2009
Players try to adjust to new drug testing policy
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That fact of circuit life is creating headaches for players, who must adhere to new anti-doping measures that require them to list their whereabouts 365 days a year. At the contentious ATP Tour players' meeting Saturday night where players voiced concerns about the new distribution of ranking ...

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10 Ideas for Players Pissed About New Drug Codes
Off the Baseline — ... shall constitute an anti-doping rule violation. Seriously? Three clerical errors and you’re in trubs? That sucks dude. Previously, the deal was that they only had to report on where they were during the six weeks when they weren’t in competition in November and December, which is totally manageable. With that, here’s the top ten list of things players could (should) submit on their forms regarding their ‘whereabouts’: Got more? Hit the comments. The players need your help! [Via USAT ] ...

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