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World Federation Takes Notice of Young American Players
2 days 13 hours ago
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Robert Hess of Stuyvesant High School is among a number of young players from the United States to be named grandmaster.
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After a Last-Place Finish, a Champ Recovers
11 days 11 hours ago
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Alexei Shirov of Spain crashed and burned at the M-Tel Masters in May, but he had a strong start last week at a tournament in Russia.
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An Elite Player Fails to Learn From a Competitor’s Mistake
16 days 8 hours ago
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Wang Yue lost a semifinal match to Magnus Carlsen at a tournament in Lei??n, Spain, after repeating errors made the year before by Viswanathan Anand.
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Assisting a World Champion Yields Dividends in a Title
25 days 4 hours ago
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Surya Sekhar Ganguly, one of four seconds who helped Viswanathan Anand retain the world championship last year, said the experience reshaped his approach to the game.
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Highly Ranked Youth Loses Tactical Battle to an Old Pro
5/30/2009 7:31:59 PM
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Magnus Carlsen, 18, needed only a draw in the last round against Alexei Shirov, 36, to win the M-Tel Masters, but a strategic mistake cost him the title.
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Azerbaijan vs. the World, and a Rout Ensues
5/24/2009 9:20:55 PM
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A team from Azerbaijan that included three of the world’s top 20 players was badly beaten this month by an international squad led by Viswanathan Anand of India.
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New Generation Emerges Without Fischer as Influence
5/17/2009 2:08:34 PM
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Four players, ranging in age from 14 to 22, made their mark at the United States Championship in St. Louis.
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U.S. Championship Finds Benefactor With Deep Pockets
5/9/2009 7:00:41 PM
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Rex A. Sinquefield, a millionaire and businessman, has endowed the United States title tournament with enough money to raise the prize money and attract more top-ranked players.
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