A US judge dismissed on Monday a lawsuit filed by Lance Armstrong and his lawyers against the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), stating that his court is "not inclined to indulge Armstrong's desire for publicity, self-aggrandizement or vilification of Defendants".
The lawsuit was the latest salvo launched by Armstrong in the long-running spat between the seven-time Tour de France winner and USADA over charges of doping. Armstrong sought to bar USADA from continuing its case against the Texan, and was an attempt to preserve his Tour titles, which are now under threat.
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