Nike has been hit with another damning op-ed, highlighting the obstacles female athletes have faced through training with the company.
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This one targets Nike's Oregon Project, coached by Alberto Salazar, previously the best track team in the world. Nike did not respond to requests for comment from the Times and CNBC. In an email to the Times, Salazar said he denied many of Cain's claims.
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