Q: What year was drug and gender testing used for the first time in the Olympics?
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Scores of athletes converging on Vancouver may be experiencing a peculiar Olympic welcome.
Many are being asked to roll up their sleeves, pull down their trousers or both. Despite the way that sounds, it’s not some perverse hazing ritual. It’s doping control.
In the days leading up to the start of the quadrennial celebration of winter sport, lots of athletes are receiving word the World Anti-Doping Agency or their national Olympic committee or their international sports federation want to test them for banned substances.
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