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He was subsequently given a two-year ban and later admitted that he took banned drugs for more than a decade.Rasmussens co-operation and testimony in the investigation of Leinders were integral to the outcome, said the head of the Danish anti-doping agency, Lone Hansen.Leinders is now banned from training of advising athletes and cant take part in any event sanctioned by USA Cycling, the International Cycling Union (UCI), or any other WADA Code signatory.After ending his teams collaboration with Leinders, team Sky boss Dave Brailsford said that hiring him was a mistake and that he would have never employed him if he had knew about his doping past. Cheap Jerseys . The Jets are now 5-2 in shootouts on the season. The win snapped Calgarys six-game winless skid, and snapped the Jets four-game home winning streak. The Jets are now 0-2-1 in the second game of back to backs. 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