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A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia. / Christiansen, Ask Vest; Gleaves, John.

2016Editorial.

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Christiansen, AV & Gleaves, J 2016, A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia..

APA

Christiansen, A. V., & Gleaves, J. (2016, Mar 8). A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia.

CBE

Christiansen AV, Gleaves J. 2016. A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia.

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Christiansen, Ask Vest and John Gleaves, A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia, 2016.

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Christiansen AV, Gleaves J. A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia. 2016.

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Christiansen, Ask Vest ; Gleaves, John. / A tragic early death has stopped potential revealing knowledge on doping in Russia. 2016.

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