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He contends that the behavior of these elites is characterized by mistrust, double standards, intransparency, and authoritarian-inclined policy-making, particularly in the realms of justice and the rule of law, and that this behavior stands in diametric opposition to the democratic institutional arrangements of their countries.
And in so far as Meca-Medina now requires a case-by-case inspection of the compatibility of sporting practices with EC trade law rather than a general appeal to the 'purely sporting' nature of a rule (30) one must reckon with the fear of intransparency and unpredictability in the application of the law to sport.
 
 
 
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