Lance Armstrong. Photo: Graham Watson
A date has been set for the $100m (£79m) lawsuit against Lance Armstrong after the banned cyclist's legal team failed to stop the action earlier in February.
The start date for the trial has now been set for November 6, and will take place in Washington D.C.
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