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Here's how Twitter reacted to the Lance Armstrong-Oprah interview

The social networking site this evening was largely unsympathetic to the disgraced cyclist.
4.18am, 18 Jan 2013
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Here's how Twitter reacted to the Lance Armstrong-Oprah interview
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