Should athletes convicted of a serious doping offence be allowed to compete in the Olympic Games?
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27.7%
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72.3%
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The first athlete to be disqualified from the Olympics for using a banned substance was Swedish pentathlete Hans-Grunner Liljenwall, who tested positive for excessive alcohol at the 1968 Games in Mexico City after drinking several beers before the competition.Featured Job
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