Lance Armstrong - Peddling Lies
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The American dream, beating Europeans at their own game! Seven times Tour de France champion, king of cyclists, Lance Armstrong had it all. He was an American hero, a survivor who beat all odds, who dreamed big and lived boldly. And lied. It all comes tumbling down and the Apologists are there to help make sense of the pieces. Lance apologizes upon the alter of Oprah (all hail!) raising the question: what happens when our heroes turn out to be human after all?
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