article_snippet.sent: Lance Armstrong has said the World Anti-Doping Agency and others are 'owed an apology' from Lance Armstrong for cheating during Lance Armstrong cycling career - but noted that the World Anti-Doping Agency's chief rebuffed efforts to meet back in 2013.
article_snippet.sent: Lance Armstrong admits groups such as WADA, USADA and others are owed an apology for Lance Armstrong offences .
article_snippet.sent: A probe into the sport's doping problems was later conducted by the Cycling Independent Reform Commission, which met twice with Lance Armstrong and issued the Cycling Independent Reform Commission report in March.
article_snippet.sent: Part of its report detailed Lance Armstrong's efforts to debunk a report by the French newspaper L'Equipe that found his urine samples from the 1999 Tour de France tested positive for EPO, a hormone that helps endurance.
article_snippet.sent: The UCI hired Dutch lawyer Emile Vrijman to investigate the findings and A probe into the sport's doping problems produced a report that Dutch lawyer Emile Vrijman claimed exonerated Lance Armstrong and instead blamed WADA and the testing lab.
article_snippet.sent: The report released last month detailed how Lance Armstrong's lawyers were allowed to help write the report that criticized WADA.
article_snippet.sent: There's no doubt that a lot of people like Armstrong's lawyers, like USADA, are owed an apology.'