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Aug 19,2002
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This time the worthiness of the fourteenth World Champion remained above suspicion: 5,5/6. In the last round he proposed a draw to the Dutch grandmaster, so Timman finished second. Galkin was third, and Judith Polgar scored even less. The champion did not give us the treat of discussing chess novelties - he simply managed to cope without any. He will have an opportunity to reveal his secrets at the chief tournament of the year. The knock-out championship begins soon, and A. Khalifman is certainly going to do his best again. Meanwhile, chess super stars play separately, nearly maintaining an equality in the match Kasparov - Kramnik: the score 4:5 does not allow to make a certain forecast of the result of this match.





"He who fears an isolated queen's pawn should give up chess". Siegbert Tarrasch











"The most powerful weapon in chess is to have the next move"! David Bronstein.











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