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Thursday's verdict fell nearly six years after Spanish police raided clinics alleged to be providing doping services to athletes working with Fuentes.
Ullrich was suspended weeks later from the 2006 Tour de France, before being fired by T-Mobile.
In his statement, Ullrich said he wanted "to openly admit the mistake I made" shortly after the suspension, but "my hands were tied."
"At the advice of my lawyers, as usual in such cases, I remained silent," Ullrich said.
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