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Sun Yingjie faces truth as expert says frame unlikely
By Fang Xuan (www.chinadaily.com.cn)
Updated: 2005-10-25 17:27

"The maximum ban for those who take androsterone is two years, which means Sun's suspension would end before October 21, 2007," Feng said. "We won't strip her rights to compete in the Games."

Sun and her coach have mapped out a plan to conduct independent training for 2008. "We have to take this step. We are able to hold two year's training with the savings we have," Wang said, adding, "I am confident that you will hear good news two years later."


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