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There's a Buddhist teaching on "right speech" that asks three questions of a statement before it is made: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? Full Article at Santa Fe New Mexican
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What Martina Navratilova said: "Shocking. Not as much shock that he did it as shock he lied about it and didn't own up to it. He's up there with Roger Clemens, as far as I'm concerned. He owned up to it, but it doesn't help now." Full Article at Bleacher Report
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MIAMI -- Wimbledon finalist Andy Roddick said that Andre Agassi remained his hero despite revelations his fellow American took the recreational drug crystal meth in the late 1990s and lied about the reasons for a positive test. Full Article at ESPN
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Your reaction to the opening days of Doha may have depended on whether the camera was focused on the court, or whether it was panning the stands. Full Article at Peter Bodo's TennisWorld
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Andre Agassi's Mohawk wasn't even real. Not only that, but Andre Agassi used crystal meth and lied to tennis officials about it. Full Article at Associated Content
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Why is he saying this now that he has retired? ... It's a way of damaging the sport that makes no sense.
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Andre is and always will be my idol ... I will judge him on how he has treated me and how he has changed the world for (the) better.
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It was a shock when I heard the news. I am disappointed and I hope there are no more such cases in future. ...Our sport must stay clean.
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To me it seems terrible. Why is he saying this now that he has retired? It's a way of damaging the sport that makes no sense. I believe our sport is clean and I am the first one that wants that. Cheaters must be punished and if Agassi was a cheater during his career he should have been punished.
