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 MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) - Her career in disgrace and a prison sentence possibly looming, Marion Jones can longer even take solace in seeing her name beside her greatest feats in the record books.
What's more, track and field's governing body also wants Jones — who insists she is broke — to pay back about $700,000 of her winnings.
The International Association of Athletics Federation on Friday annulled all of her results dating to September 2000, including her Olympic and world championship titles, because of doping and told her to return her prize money from that period.
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