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Nurgyul Salimova Misses World Chess Medal by Half a Point

Nurgyul Salimova Misses World Chess Medal by Half a Point
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Bulgarian Chess Stars Shine Bright in World Rapid and Blitz Championship Opener - Novinite.com

Bulgarian Chess Stars Shine Bright in World Rapid and Blitz Championship Opener - Novinite.com
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Nurgyul Salimova Misses World Chess Medal by Half a Point - Novinite.com

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Nurgyul Salimova Misses World Chess Medal by Half a Point

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World Rapid: Carlsen among 5-player leading group

Five players ended day 1 of the World Rapid Championship sharing first place with 4½/5 points. Magnus Carlsen, who assessed his play on the first day as “so-so”, heads the leading pack, which also includes Yu Yangyi, Vidit Gujrathi, Arjun Erigaisi and Ivan Cheparinov. In the women’s section, Zhu Jiner and Nurgyul Salimova are sharing first place with perfect 4/4 scores. | Photo: FIDE / Lennart Ootes

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