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    human history. Anabolic steroids are extremely dangerous for young men and women to use. They also create an unfair playing field for those athletes who want to compete but don’t want to risk their future health by taking performance enhancing drugs (doping). Young men and women see these superhero size athletes such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mark McGwire, Alex Rodriguez, Barry Bonds and…

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    Cheating Culture In Sports

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    measures should be taken against all those who are found positive of the steroids. Nowadays, we here in the news every now and then that certain athletes are accused of using these steroids. The World Anti-doping Agency has asked all countries that participate in athletics to sign the anti-doping bill, with Kenya being the most recent to sign. 4. Match…

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    Summary: The Sports Gene

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    1. The other great doping pariah is Lance Armstrong. He apparently removed large quantities of his own blood and then re-infused himself before competition, in order to boost the number of oxygen-carrying red blood cells in his system. Armstrong wanted to be like Eero Mäntyranta. He wanted to match, through his own efforts, what some very lucky people already do naturally and legally. Before we condemn him, though, shouldn’t we have to come up with a good reason that one man is allowed to have…

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    Doping doesn’t have a place in sports. Yes drugs like steroids help you become stronger, faster, better and even a better competitor. Did you ever think about the negative consequences? Have you ever thought what will happen to you when you get older after…

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    Chimera Essay

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    accused of blood doping. “Hamilton argued that the positive test result was due to his “vanishing twin”; stating, therefore, that he was a tetragametic chimera” (Granzen, 2014). Many different doctor’s opinions were taken into consideration, including “the Anti-Doping Agency’s expert, Dr. Ross Brown, who attempted to refute the chimera theories. He testified that human chimeras were exceedingly rare and added that another cyclist on Hamilton’s team also tested positive for blood doping”…

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    In Henry Paynes political cartoon published September 28, 2015 he talks about the Volkswagen Scandal. Volkswagen is a very well known car company here in the US. As of right now, they are not doing so well. They are making some of their cars require diesel and while they were testing them they put special devices in them to make them run at a lower standard while in test mode. They did this because the EPA has made a rule where there can only be a certain percentage of exhaust coming out of the…

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    careers and the name of the sport they played. Some of these athletes include, Barry Bonds, Jose Canseco, Marion Jones, Andre Agassi, Floyd Landis, Hope Solo and Lance Armstrong. Many of these athletes have been with the controversy of doping in professional…

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    Ped's Analysis

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    medal for their country, which required full life-time dedication and commitment that could be avoided by consuming these drugs. PED's have forever changed the world of sports. A survey from the sport in America corporation shows that performance enhancing drugs are the most focused category in sports corruption and are frowned upon by the majority of adults. Some say that the use and consumption of PED's could lead to the overall demise of all professional sports leagues and contests(Llewelyn,…

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    Silicon carbide has been recognised as an important structural ceramic material because of its unique combination of properties. It is a promising ceramic material that can replace conventional metals and ionic-bonded oxide ceramics such as alumina. Structure of Silicon carbide Silicon carbide is a compound of silicon, a metalloid, and carbon, a nonmetal, and has a giant molecular lattice structure. It has a similar structure with diamond. Each carbon atom is joined tetrahedrally to four…

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    Steroid Persuasive Essay

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    different ways people use steroids. This includes methods such as shooting up, doping, and many oral methods. Most of these methods are extremely unhealthy. The punishment for steroid use should be harsher because it is unfair to other athletes, unhealthy, and it is cheating. The first reason steroid use should bring a harsher punishment is because it is extremely unfair to other athletes. “It’s accepted that doping is a sin far worse than mere cheating. It's not like a false start, diving in…

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