The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT56) ANTHONY, N.M. -- July 29, 2007 -- BOX-MEDICAL-CLEARANCES-3 -- Raymundo L. Ybarra at his home in Anthony, N.M., on Thursday, July 5, 2007. Ybarra was appointed as a ringside physician in Texas, even though he was not a doctor. State boxing commissions set medical standards intended to keep fighters safe, but they sometimes fail to enforce their own rules. At least eight states have let fighters enter the ring with fraudulent or insufficient medical examinations in recent years, interviews and records show, a pattern of neglect nurtured by a patchwork system of safety. (Christ Chavez/The New York Times)
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