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  1. Cycling news Roundup (Daily Peloton)
  2. Australian takes lead at Vuelta bike race (The State)
  3. Where to watch the race
  4. Aug 27 Tech news
  5. Papillon: The Joe Papp Diary 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  6. Eurosport - Cycling - Live and Results. Men and Women. - Vuelta A Espana - Live and Results (Eurosport)
  7. Tour of Britain
  8. Selections for the Vuelta
  9. French fans defend Armstrong (Boston Globe)
  10. Milne's comeback trail leads to pros (Boston Globe)
  11. Canada's Cycling Magazine
  12. Cyclists know bumps and bruises will come with high-speed racing (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
  13. Cyclists know bumps and bruises will come with high-speed racing (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
  14. Thomas Looks To Make Up For Lost Time (Sporting Life via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)
  15. Beach battle begins (Brownsville Herald)
  16. For The Love Of Hockey (Tampa Tribune)
  17. Opponents' reputation counts for nothing, says Coutts
  18. For The Love Of Hockey (TBO.com Lightning)
  19. Menchov takes Tour of Spain lead
  20. Lance Armstrong denies doping allegations
  21. "Good start from Menchov - could be a dark horse. He's won the white jersey before" - MJM
  22. Sports in General: It seems like a nice time to rip the French
  23. Mt. Snow decides NORBA champs this weekend
  24. Armstrong Gets Strong Backing From USA Cycling
  25. Hammond heads British challenge
  26. Sierra Express riders speed to strong finishes (The Union)
  27. Vuelta a Espana Cycling News for August 27, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  28. Opponents' reputation counts for nothing, says Coutts (Scotsman)
  29. Wheel Warrior
  30. Cycling: Thomas can make up for lost time (icWales)
  31. Heras looking for record-breaking fourth Vuelta win
  32. Tour de France 2005 Stage 15
  33. Ferrari heads for Everton
  34. Have Your Say
  35. SMI owner offers $20 million to college football teams to play at Bristol (Fox Sports)
  36. Doping Charges 'Preposterous'
  37. First Edition Cycling News for August 27, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  38. Regional Cycling News for August 27, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  39. First Edition Cycling News for August 27, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  40. Craven and Roush to part ways after 2005 (Fox Sports)
  41. Tour de France 2005 Stage 14
  42. US cycling body backs Armstrong
  43. Reminder: elections underway
  44. A tarnished Lance
  45. Friday, August 26, 2005 (Prince Albert Daily Herald)
  46. Mt. Snow decides NORBA champs the weekend
  47. Hurricane Katrina, Armstrong accused
  48. Cycling legend Armstrong considers lawsuit over doping allegations (TODAYonline)
  49. Cycling-ProTour boosts Tour of Spain field (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
  50. Latest Cycling News for August 26, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  51. Tattoos got him fired, but he's still racing (The Sacramento Bee)
  52. Tattoos got him fired, but he's still racing (The Sacramento Bee)
  53. La Vuelta: Heras is Chasing Legends (VeloNews)
  54. Cycling legend Armstrong considers lawsuit over doping allegations (AFP via Yahoo! Asia News)
  55. Heras in good shape for Tour of Spain
  56. Armstrong reveals reputation fear
  57. MTB News & racing round-up for August 26, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  58. Cycling legend Armstrong considers lawsuit over doping allegations (The Star Online)
  59. Biking: Beyond the finish line (The Conway Daily Sun)
  60. Cycling legend Armstrong considers lawsuit over doping allegations (AFP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
  61. Ng, Smith ready to make a run (The Morning Call)
  62. Press Release - Armstrong scheduled for Larry King
  63. Cycling legend Armstrong considers lawsuit over doping allegations (TurkishPress.com)
  64. Brothers face court over bicycle murder (NEWS.com.au)
  65. Here we go again: Doping controversy and lawsuits are nothing new for Armstrong (San Francisco Chronicle)
  66. Grand theft bicycle ... times three (Leduc Representative)
  67. Cycling legend Armstrong considers lawsuit over doping allegations (AFP via Yahoo! News)
  68. Epic Ride team wraps up busy month (The Brampton Guardian)
  69. Sports Roundup with Bill Littlefield
  70. Man stabbed to death for his bike: report (Sydney Morning Herald)
  71. Exciting future prospect (Ararat Advertiser)
  72. Two charged over pushbike murder (NEWS.com.au)
  73. Police hunt for bike in fatal stabbing case (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
  74. Armstrong rips Tour chief, French paper
  75. Australian man stabbed to death for bicycle (The New Zealand Herald)
  76. Fixed-gear not for the faint of heart (Tahoe Daily Tribune)
  77. Vuelta Cycling News for August 26, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  78. Man stabbed 'just for racing bicycle' (NEWS.com.au)
  79. Sportsbook.com posts odds on WPT Legends of Poker Tournament (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
  80. Stabbed to death over a yellow bike (The Age)
  81. Man stabbed 'just for racing bicycle' (The Courier Mail)
  82. Man 'stabbed to death for bike' (The Australian)
  83. Armstrong doping storm moves from science into law
  84. "Why does motorsport get plenty of TV coverage but cycling gets the cold shoulder?" - DM
  85. Man 'stabbed to death for bike' (NEWS.com.au)
  86. Five Seconds on a Mountain Pass (Daily Peloton)
  87. Bicycles that is... (Cycle News)
  88. Killed for a bike (Herald Sun)
  89. The Vuelta by Boardman (Eurosport)
  90. Armstrong doping storm moves from science into law (RedNova)
  91. The Latest
  92. Fatherhood, the season and heading into the Vuelta: A conversation with Michael Barry (VeloNews)
  93. Cycling-Armstrong doping storm moves from science into law (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
  94. Bikers in the spotlight (Leelanau Enterprise)
  95. Under-fire Armstrong on offensive
  96. Latest Cycling News for August 25, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  97. AFP World Sports
  98. Tour de France 2005 Stage 13
  99. Free bikes at Marymoor Park (Seattle Times)
  100. Merckx comes to Armstrong defence
  101. Three men held over fatal stabbing in Collingwood (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
  102. Leipheimer triumphs at Tour of Germany
  103. Cycling Notebook: Riding a fast track to success (Houston Chronicle)
  104. Thater Memorial Races: Jones teeming with confidence (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
  105. La Vida (Los Angeles Weekly)
  106. Carlson takes a Tour de France
  107. Adults (Martha's Vineyard Times)
  108. Bikemagic.com gets a sister (BikeBiz.com)
  109. Fouhy gets helping hand from Ulmer (Stuff)
  110. Archived Articles (BikeBiz.com)
  111. Drug Found In Tour Winner Armstrong's Urine?
  112. Police blotter (Springfield News)
  113. Driver pleads to felony (Ironwood Daily Globe)
  114. Photo News
  115. Along The Lines with Aaron Hubbell (Nuvo)
  116. Along The Lines with Aaron Hubbell (Nuvo)
  117. The Vuelta by Boarman (Eurosport)
  118. A Very Familiar Accusation
  119. Latest Cycling News for August 24, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  120. Latest Cycling News for August 24, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  121. Young gun shows his stuff at Fuji Park (Nevada Appeal)
  122. Test to destruction: The Keith Bontrager diary 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  123. Summer in Review Rate the biggest news stories of the summer
  124. Tour of the Hilltowns - NE (Cyclingnews.com)
  125. Tour of the Hilltowns - NE (Cyclingnews.com)
  126. MTB News & racing round-up for August 24, 2005, part 1 (Cyclingnews.com)
  127. Farrugia for Dutch Ironman (Times of Malta)
  128. MTB News & racing round-up for August 24, 2005, part 2 (Cyclingnews.com)
  129. MTB News & racing round-up for August 24, 2005, part 2 (Cyclingnews.com)
  130. Controlling The WIND (Tampa Bay Online Sports)
  131. Armstrong Denies French Newspaper's Report
  132. Indurain mounts Armstrong defence
  133. First Edition Cycling News for August 24, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  134. Tour Head 'Troubled' by Armstrong Report
  135. Peoples Race side event in Cabanatuan tilt (INQ7.net)
  136. Drug body to scrutinise Armstrong
  137. Tour champ Armstrong suspected of doping in 1999: report
  138. Ullrich Loses to an American -- Again (Deutsche Welle)
  139. Yahoo
  140. Leipheimer wins Tour of Germany
  141. Graham determined to compete again (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
  142. Farrar, Pic and Huff win in Downers Grove
  143. Today's Sports Shorts (Portsmouth Herald)
  144. Latest Cycling News for August 23, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  145. Graham determined to compete again (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
  146. Top Stories
  147. Graham determined to compete again (The Age)
  148. Graham determined to compete again (Sydney Morning Herald)
  149. Crash cyclist determined to race (The Australian)
  150. NORBA #7 concludes at Snowshoe Mountain
  151. Armstrong denies drug allegations
  152. Cycling: Armstrong's drug denial (BBC News)
  153. To the Batbike, Boy Wonder! (Times Union)
  154. Ullrich wins Tour of Germany eighth stage
  155. Cyclocross nationals will roll into Providence (Boston Globe)
  156. Armstrong denies drug allegations (BBC News)
  157. Reeves leads U.S. riders at marathon worlds
  158. Shakeup atop leaderboard in NORBA series
  159. First Edition Cycling News for August 23, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  160. TdF tech
  161. Americans earn 13 medals at master MTB worlds
  162. Latest Cycling News
  163. PRESS RELEASE - Hampsten signs Gavia posters for Phinney Foundation (VeloNews)
  164. Sander forced out of Wales tour
  165. Monday's EuroFile: Simoni, si; Cunego, no; Vuelta rosters firming up; Bouyer alert and ready to ride (VeloNews)
  166. Mountain Bike Roundup (Daily Peloton)
  167. Mountain Bike Roundup (Daily Peloton)
  168. Seventh round of '05 NORBA series underway
  169. Ullrich storms home in time trial
  170. Fun for all at Fat Tire Sept. 16-18 (The Ashland Daily Press)
  171. Fun for all at Fat Tire Sept. 16-18 (The Ashland Daily Press)
  172. "Ullrich has to be the favourite - anyone know if he intends to ride the Worlds this year?" - BG
  173. Motor Racing (Aug 22) (The Courier Mail)
  174. Community sports and recreation datebook (Seattle Times)
  175. My Yahoo
  176. Community sports & recreation calendar (Seattle Times)
  177. Boys cross country: 5 to watch Published by news-press.com on August 22, 2005 (The News-Press)
  178. The John Lieswyn Diary (Cyclingnews.com)
  179. 35K bike race ends in a rare photo finish (The Messenger)
  180. Armstrong, Bush discuss cancer research, not Iraq
  181. Lance Armstrong visits Trek plant
  182. Aussie Evans takes seventh stage
  183. First Edition Cycling News for August 22, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  184. Letters from Larssyn: No race, no fun (VeloNews)
  185. Evans grabs German stage win; Leipheimer keeps jersey
  186. Injured Aussie cyclists fly home
  187. Bush calls for support as protests multiply (Reg Req'd)
  188. Dominguez, Kroepsch tops at USPRO warm-up (VeloNews)
  189. Dominguez, Kroepsch tops at USPRO warm-up (VeloNews)
  190. Armstrong, Bush Ride 'Tour De Crawford'
  191. Review of Tour De France Companion 2005 (Total Bike)
  192. Review of Zinn and the Art of Road Bike Maintenance (Total Bike)
  193. Nashua's Litka rides to second (Lowell Sun)
  194. Hamilton conquers mountain (Boston Globe)
  195. Hamilton conquers mountain (Boston Globe)
  196. Bike Maintenance
  197. Kazakhstan rider Iglinsky wins sixth stage
  198. Deutschland-Tour Stage 6
  199. CYCLING: Le Tua Club with a big heart (New Straits Times)
  200. With VLTs, Race Track's Numbers Up (R News)
  201. First Edition Cycling News for August 21, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  202. Lance Armstrong and the Tour de France - Part 1
  203. Iglinskiy holds on for stage win
  204. Hamilton, Vasse win Mt. Washington ascent (VeloNews)
  205. Tyler Hamilton wins Mount Washington Hillclimb (The Union Leader and NewHampshire Sunday News)
  206. Cycling: Crash course in survival (The New Zealand Herald)
  207. Is Lance number one?
  208. Editor's notes: Summertime runs away, faster and faster (Old Colony Memorial)
  209. Celebration to honor cyclist Hincapie
  210. Light and aggressive (Cyclingnews.com)
  211. Becky Quinn returns to Velodrome (The Morning Call)
  212. World class bros: Missoula's Schultz brothers head to Italy for mountain bike world championships (Missoulian)
  213. Lance Armstrong enjoys visit with employees
  214. Friday's Foaming Rant: Cyclist of the year (VeloNews)
  215. Friday's Foaming Rant: Cyclist of the year (VeloNews)
  216. 56th annual Cornish Fair has oxen and racing pigs (The Union Leader and NewHampshire Sunday News)
  217. Summit Junior Cycling produces future MTB stars (Summit Daily News)
  218. Bush, Armstrong to ride tomorrow
  219. Still schooling 'em (Cyclingnews.com)
  220. Bennati pips Hammond to win stage
  221. Warne’s the one (Financial Times)
  222. Queens Precincts Pace City Crime Drop (Queens Courier)
  223. PRESS RELEASE: Red Bull slates downhill race - for road bikes (VeloNews)
  224. First Edition Cycling News for August 20, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  225. Bennati pips Briton Hammond
  226. NHL inks new Us TV deal after missed season
  227. Coastal pair set to fire (The Advocate)
  228. Grand Prix of Wales - CDM (Cyclingnews.com)
  229. Local: (Lincoln Journal Star)
  230. Friday's Mailbag: Lance should pass on riding with Bush; cyclist-of-the-year debate rages on (VeloNews)
  231. Heal Hoping For Home Help (Sporting Life via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)
  232. Portsmouth Criterium bicycle race seeks volunteers (Portsmouth Herald)
  233. Cyclists savor local sponsorship (Durango Herald)
  234. Fixed-gear cycling not for the faint of heart (North Lake Tahoe Bonanza)
  235. Latest Cycling News for August 19, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
  236. Outdoor network aims to give itself, NHL new look
  237. USPRO Criterium Championships - 1.1 (Cyclingnews.com)
  238. Sieze the season before it ends ... with Parks and Recreation events (Reno Gazette-Journal)
  239. Yaxley's cycling future still undecided (ABC News via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
  240. Press Release - Greenville to honor Hincapie
  241. MOTOR CYCLING: Iskandar aims to do well in Taiping (New Straits Times)
  242. Yaxley's cycling future still undecided (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
  243. The Penha Longa Spa & Golf Resort Completes $25 Million Renovation; Historic 14th Century Portugal Retreat Restored (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
  244. Yaxley's cycling future still undecided (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
  245. Women's Soccer to Host 2nd Annual Kick Out Cancer Event
  246. "I was just wondering what were other peoples views on Virenque? The bloke is my cycling hero" - G
  247. Thursday's Eurofile: CVV ready for Vuelta; Petacchi aiming to recover; High hopes in Germany
  248. Legally Speaking - with Bob Mionske: Am I a noisy neighbor? (VeloNews)
  249. Thursday's Eurofile: CVV ready for Vuelta; Petacchi aiming to recover; High hopes in Germany (VeloNews)
  250. Leipheimer claims lead in Germany