Re:World’s No 1 bridge player suspended after failing a drug...
by CalChris on Saturday March 02, 2019 @02:34PM
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Yes, but are there any conceivable details that would have made it less silly? I read the headline alone and immediately it sent to a tournament bridge playing relative with a cautionary note. Perhaps the Guardian could have stooped to the click bait standard and I might have read a little more:
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Re:World’s No 1 bridge player suspended after failing a drug...
by notahacker on Saturday March 02, 2019 @03:50PM
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You could have probably read the details in the article (WBF tournament bridge follows Olympic anti-doping rules designed for athletes, presumably because they applied to make bridge an Olympic sport rather than because of any bridge skill enhancements from growth hormones) in the time you typed out the comment saying you didn't read beyond the headline...