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CHESS#1283
India's - and the world's - largest open tournament is underway
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CHESS#1282
If the Saudis are to host again in 2018 and 2019, they will have to let Israelis, Qataris, Iranians, et al, play, or risk more players staying away
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CHESS#1281
Viswanathan Anand ended 2017 on a high note, winning the world rapid championship in Riyadh
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CHESS#1280
The World Blitz and Rapid Championships kick off this weekend in Riyadh against the backdrop of a controversy
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CHESS#1279
Fabiano Caruana won the London Classic and Magnus Carlsen won the overall Grand Chess Tour
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CHESS#1278
Google subsidiary Deep Mind released a paper describing how its AI, AlphaZero, thrashed the strong chess program Stockfish8
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CHESS#1277
There are now two Norwegian world champions
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CHESS#1277
R Praggnanandhaa shares third in the World Juniors with two rounds to go
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CHESS#1276
The Champions Showdown in St Louis may result in two innovations
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CHESS#1275
The Khadi National Premier in Patna is coming to a close
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CHESS#1275
The Uzbek prodigy, Nodibirek Abdusattorov, has completed his GM title
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CHESS#1274
On one famous occasion, Michael Adams set up an opening position wrong while preparing for a Candidates match against Viswanathan Anand!
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CHESS#1273
Since it's Diwali, let's do a run through of some of the stuff on every serious player's wish-list
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CHESS#1272
Canadian GM Kovalyov withdrew after being berated and threatened for wearing shorts
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CHESS#1271
The proliferation of big, high prize money Opens in the last couple of years has led to "democratisation"
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CHESS#1270
Levon Aronian won the World Cup, beating Ding Liren in a tiebreaker
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CHESS#1269
The World Cup finals will see Levon Aronian taking on Ding Liren
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CHESS#1268
The World Cup saw a series of high-rated players including three of the highest class, leaving the stage
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Why the world's toughest maths problems are much harder than a chess puzzle
The n-queens completion puzzle is a form of mathematical problem common in computer science
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CHESS#1267
Round one of the World Cup marked the end of an era when Anand was knocked out by Kovalyov
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