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Platt/Getty Images  Several more companies have followed Nike in
cutting Lance Armstrong loose in the wake of the release of the
USADA's doping evidence against him, reports Reed Albergotti,
Vanessa O'Connell, and Suzanne Vranica in the Wall Street
Journal.  The former sponsors include:    • Anheuser-Busch
(won't renew contract, no more Michelob ads)   • Trek (the gear
company that made every bike Armstrong rode in the Tours)   •
RadioShack   • FRS (energy drink maker)   • Honey Stinger
(energy foods maker)   • Easton-Bell (Giro helmet maker)
Sunglasses-maker Oakley, another sponsor, is said to be waiting
to see what the International Cycling Union decides to do before
it makes its decision. (The ICU, which some have suggested
looked the other way for years while doping proliferated in
cycling, can either accept the USADA's evidence or fight it in
court.) If the ICU decides to fight, Oakley will be in a tough
position.  Armstrong was estimated to be maki