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Landmark verdict shapes women’s sports

The Court of Arbitration for Sport on Wednesday upheld track and field’s controversial rules for women who naturally produce high levels of testosterone.

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By John Heilprin - May 1, 2019
South Africa's Caster Semenya wins the women's 800 meter race at Paris 2018 (AN/Yann Caradec)
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