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USA Today · Oct 20, 2015

Armstrong says he's a changed man, but feds aren't sure

(Photo: Graham Hughes, AP)Lance Armstrong recently testified that he's a changed man who has been traveling the world to apologize to people for his "dishonorable" behavior.

"I'm thankful and grateful that most of them … almost all of them have accepted the apology," Armstrong said under questioning last month from the U.S. Justice Department. "So, no, I do not conduct myself that way anymore, but, you know, it took this to teach me that lesson."

But the federal government isn't buying it and now is asking a federal judge to force the former cyclist to answer more questions related to his current credibility, or lack thereof.

Full story at USA Today

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