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Luke McShane and Justin Tan share first place at Kings Place Chess Festival - The Guardian
The Guardian
Luke McShane and Justin Tan share first place at Kings Place Chess Festival
The Guardian
It was a unique moment for Hikaru Nakamura of the US, who had previously been Carlsen's best customer at classical chess. This was their 31st game, after Carlsen previously scored +12=18. Bilbao continues this weekend and can be viewed live and free ...
The Guardian
It was a unique moment for Hikaru Nakamura of the US, who had previously been Carlsen's best customer at classical chess. This was their 31st game, after Carlsen previously scored +12=18. Bilbao continues this weekend and can be viewed live and free ...
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Carlsen gikk på historisk smell mot erkefienden: Tapte mot Nakamura for første ... - Dagbladet.no
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Carlsen gikk på historisk smell mot erkefienden: Tapte mot Nakamura for første ...
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BILBAO (Dagbladet): For første gang i karrieren har Magnus Carlsen (25) tapt et langsjakkparti mot Hikaru Nakamura (28). Prestisjenederlaget fant sted under åpningen av den uhyre sterke seksmannsturneringen Bilbao Masters i kveld. Carlsen ankom ...
Carlsen med sjokktap mot erkerivalenNRK
Amerikansk erkerival hadde forsøkt 30 ganger - så brøt han Magnus Carlsen ...Aftenposten
Magnus Carlsen tapte for erkerivalen for første gangVG
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BILBAO (Dagbladet): For første gang i karrieren har Magnus Carlsen (25) tapt et langsjakkparti mot Hikaru Nakamura (28). Prestisjenederlaget fant sted under åpningen av den uhyre sterke seksmannsturneringen Bilbao Masters i kveld. Carlsen ankom ...
Carlsen med sjokktap mot erkerivalenNRK
Amerikansk erkerival hadde forsøkt 30 ganger - så brøt han Magnus Carlsen ...Aftenposten
Magnus Carlsen tapte for erkerivalen for første gangVG
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Carlsen med sjokktap mot erkerivalen - NRK
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Carlsen med sjokktap mot erkerivalen
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Carlsen med sjokktap mot erkerivalen. Etter 12 seire og 18 remiser, klarte Hikaru Nakamura å vinne over Magnus Carlsen. Magnus Carlsen. GIKK PÅ EN SMELL: Magnus Carlsen har, inntil i dag, hatt en utrolig statistikk mot stormesteren Hikaru Nakamura.
Magnus Carlsen tapte for erkerivalen for første gangVG
Kalte Carlsen ond trollmann. I dag overrasket nordmannens erkefiende på nytt ...Dagbladet.no
Amerikansk erkerival hadde forsøkt 30 ganger - så brøt Magnus han Carlsen ...Aftenposten
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Carlsen med sjokktap mot erkerivalen. Etter 12 seire og 18 remiser, klarte Hikaru Nakamura å vinne over Magnus Carlsen. Magnus Carlsen. GIKK PÅ EN SMELL: Magnus Carlsen har, inntil i dag, hatt en utrolig statistikk mot stormesteren Hikaru Nakamura.
Magnus Carlsen tapte for erkerivalen for første gangVG
Kalte Carlsen ond trollmann. I dag overrasket nordmannens erkefiende på nytt ...Dagbladet.no
Amerikansk erkerival hadde forsøkt 30 ganger - så brøt Magnus han Carlsen ...Aftenposten
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Bilbao: Nakamura beats Carlsen - Chessbase News
Bilbao: Nakamura beats Carlsen Chessbase News
The first round of the Masters in Bilbao started with a bang. For the first time in his career Hikaru Nakamura won against Magnus Carlsen in a game with ...
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Pestaño: Prelude to the world championship - Sun.Star
Pestaño: Prelude to the world championship
Sun.Star
Aside from Carlsen, Wesley So, Sergey Karjakin, Anish Giri and Hikaru Nakamura have been invited by the organizers. The surprise sixth player is 16-year-old Chinese teenager, Wei Yei, though still far from the most select elite, he is considered by ...
Sun.Star
Aside from Carlsen, Wesley So, Sergey Karjakin, Anish Giri and Hikaru Nakamura have been invited by the organizers. The surprise sixth player is 16-year-old Chinese teenager, Wei Yei, though still far from the most select elite, he is considered by ...
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Wonderful Wesley - BusinessWorld Online Edition
Wonderful Wesley
BusinessWorld Online Edition
Magnus Carlsen won the YourNextMove Grand Chess Tour in Leuven with 3 rounds to play. That was no big surprise -- what was not expected was that Hikaru Nakamura, the highest rated player in online blitz in history, would finish so low. Also considered ...
BusinessWorld Online Edition
Magnus Carlsen won the YourNextMove Grand Chess Tour in Leuven with 3 rounds to play. That was no big surprise -- what was not expected was that Hikaru Nakamura, the highest rated player in online blitz in history, would finish so low. Also considered ...
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Carlsen Leads and Quits Grand Chess Tour - Huffington Post
Huffington Post
Carlsen Leads and Quits Grand Chess Tour
Huffington Post
Hikaru Nakamura and Carlsen are considered the world's top two speed chess players. When they were younger, they played an all-night friendly blitz marathon in Moscow. They compete for good money now. In the first GCT event in Paris, Nakamura edged ...
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Hikaru Nakamura and Carlsen are considered the world's top two speed chess players. When they were younger, they played an all-night friendly blitz marathon in Moscow. They compete for good money now. In the first GCT event in Paris, Nakamura edged ...
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Carlsen Leads and Quits Grand Chess Tour - Huffington Post
Huffington Post
Carlsen Leads and Quits Grand Chess Tour
Huffington Post
Hikaru Nakamura and Carlsen are considered the world's top two speed chess players. When they were younger, they played an all-night friendly blitz marathon in Moscow. They compete for good money now. In the first GCT event in Paris, Nakamura edged ...
Huffington Post
Hikaru Nakamura and Carlsen are considered the world's top two speed chess players. When they were younger, they played an all-night friendly blitz marathon in Moscow. They compete for good money now. In the first GCT event in Paris, Nakamura edged ...
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World champion Magnus Carlsen shines across the board at speed chess - The Guardian
The Guardian
World champion Magnus Carlsen shines across the board at speed chess
The Guardian
Carlsen was second to America's Hikaru Nakamura in the $150,000 Paris Grand Tour blitz, then he won at Brussels. He has also been playing online speed games in an elite knockout organised by the chess.com website. Seven of the eight players were ...
The Guardian
Carlsen was second to America's Hikaru Nakamura in the $150,000 Paris Grand Tour blitz, then he won at Brussels. He has also been playing online speed games in an elite knockout organised by the chess.com website. Seven of the eight players were ...
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Chess notes - The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe
Chess notes
The Boston Globe
Hikaru Nakamura (1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 Bb4 5.Qa4+ Nc6 6.e3 0–0 7.Qc2 Re8 8.Bd2 e5 9.dxe5 Nxe5 10.cxd5 Nxf3+ 11.gxf3 Nxd5?? 12.Nxd5 Qxd5 13.Bxb4; 1-0, 17). This seemed to wake him up, as on the next day, in an amazing performance, ...
Chess (#1206)Business Standard
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Hikaru Nakamura (1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 Bb4 5.Qa4+ Nc6 6.e3 0–0 7.Qc2 Re8 8.Bd2 e5 9.dxe5 Nxe5 10.cxd5 Nxf3+ 11.gxf3 Nxd5?? 12.Nxd5 Qxd5 13.Bxb4; 1-0, 17). This seemed to wake him up, as on the next day, in an amazing performance, ...
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Chess (#1206) - Business Standard
Business Standard
Chess (#1206)
Business Standard
Magnus Carlsen started the Leuven (Belgium) leg of the Grand Chess Tour (GCT) badly. He magically returned to form to finally win with a lot to spare. The first day saw Viswanthan Anand taking a narrow lead in the Rapid section (25 minutes plus 10 ...
Business Standard
Magnus Carlsen started the Leuven (Belgium) leg of the Grand Chess Tour (GCT) badly. He magically returned to form to finally win with a lot to spare. The first day saw Viswanthan Anand taking a narrow lead in the Rapid section (25 minutes plus 10 ...
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First stage of Winton British Solving Championship open to entrants - The Guardian
The Guardian
First stage of Winton British Solving Championship open to entrants
The Guardian
When Carlsen finished behind his American arch-rival Hikaru Nakamura in the Paris blitz early this month, some claimed that the Norwegian, a keen soccer fan, was distracted by Euro 2016. But in the next blitz at Leuven, near Brussels, a few days later, ...
The Guardian
When Carlsen finished behind his American arch-rival Hikaru Nakamura in the Paris blitz early this month, some claimed that the Norwegian, a keen soccer fan, was distracted by Euro 2016. But in the next blitz at Leuven, near Brussels, a few days later, ...
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Pestaño: Chess memorial tournaments - Sun.Star
Pestaño: Chess memorial tournaments
Sun.Star
MEMORIAL tournaments are more common in chess unlike other sports. Almost every country has one and there are probably close to 100 worldwide. Here in Cebu, we have two—the Roger Abella and Loloy Ruelan memorial tournaments. I am featuring ...
Sun.Star
MEMORIAL tournaments are more common in chess unlike other sports. Almost every country has one and there are probably close to 100 worldwide. Here in Cebu, we have two—the Roger Abella and Loloy Ruelan memorial tournaments. I am featuring ...
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2 Americans lead at halfway point of Grand Chess Tour - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
2 Americans lead at halfway point of Grand Chess Tour
St. Louis Public Radio
The first leg of the tour in Paris was won by American Hikaru Nakamura, who bested the current world champion Magnus Carlsen to collect 13 tour points and $37,500. After only a few days' break, the tour moved to Leuven where Carlsen came back with a ...
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St. Louis Public Radio
The first leg of the tour in Paris was won by American Hikaru Nakamura, who bested the current world champion Magnus Carlsen to collect 13 tour points and $37,500. After only a few days' break, the tour moved to Leuven where Carlsen came back with a ...
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Two Americans lead at halfway point of the Grand Chess Tour - St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Public Radio
Two Americans lead at halfway point of the Grand Chess Tour
St. Louis Public Radio
The first leg of the tour in Paris was won by American Hikaru Nakamura, who bested the current world champion Magnus Carlsen to collect 13 tour points and $37,500. After only a few days' break, the tour moved to Leuven where Carlsen came back with a ...
St. Louis Public Radio
The first leg of the tour in Paris was won by American Hikaru Nakamura, who bested the current world champion Magnus Carlsen to collect 13 tour points and $37,500. After only a few days' break, the tour moved to Leuven where Carlsen came back with a ...
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Reo Kurosu - Inside AX
Reo Kurosu
Inside AX
While at Aniplex from 2004 to 2011, was an associate producer for the animation of Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist TV Series and subsequent theatrical release, was a producer for Atsuko Asano's 6 (TV Series), Hikaru Nakamura's Saint Young Men ...
Inside AX
While at Aniplex from 2004 to 2011, was an associate producer for the animation of Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist TV Series and subsequent theatrical release, was a producer for Atsuko Asano's 6 (TV Series), Hikaru Nakamura's Saint Young Men ...
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Anand finishes fourth - The Hindu
Anand finishes fourth
The Hindu
Magnus Carlsen (Nor) 23; 2. Wesley So (USA) 20.5; 3. Levon Aronian (Arm) 20; 4. Viswanathan Anand (Ind) 19.5; 5. Fabiano Caruana (USA) 17.5; 6. Maxime Vachier-Lagrave (Fra) 17; 7. Hikaru Nakamura (USA) 16.5; 8-9. Vladimir Kramnik (Rus) 16 & Anish ...
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Magnus Carlsen (Nor) 23; 2. Wesley So (USA) 20.5; 3. Levon Aronian (Arm) 20; 4. Viswanathan Anand (Ind) 19.5; 5. Fabiano Caruana (USA) 17.5; 6. Maxime Vachier-Lagrave (Fra) 17; 7. Hikaru Nakamura (USA) 16.5; 8-9. Vladimir Kramnik (Rus) 16 & Anish ...
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In Kopec's games, a lesson from the (international) chess master - Washington Times
In Kopec's games, a lesson from the (international) chess master
Washington Times
The U.S. Chess Federation confirmed late last week that GMs Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura and Wesley So — Nos. 3, 6 and 10 in the current FIDE world rankings — will lead the team. The Americans last medaled in the biennial event in 2008 and last ...
Washington Times
The U.S. Chess Federation confirmed late last week that GMs Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura and Wesley So — Nos. 3, 6 and 10 in the current FIDE world rankings — will lead the team. The Americans last medaled in the biennial event in 2008 and last ...
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Chess notes - The Boston Globe
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Chess notes
The Boston Globe
The Paris Grand Chess Tour event has just concluded, with Hikaru Nakamura squeaking out a win over Magnus Carlsen. The event and its sister event, Your Next More, feature two tournaments: a single round-robin rapids (25 mins, +10 secs per move) ...
Magnus Carlsen slips up in the first leg of the Grand TourThe Guardian
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The Boston Globe
The Paris Grand Chess Tour event has just concluded, with Hikaru Nakamura squeaking out a win over Magnus Carlsen. The event and its sister event, Your Next More, feature two tournaments: a single round-robin rapids (25 mins, +10 secs per move) ...
Magnus Carlsen slips up in the first leg of the Grand TourThe Guardian
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Mistake in opening round costs Magnus Carlsen in first leg of Grand Tour - The Guardian
The Guardian
Mistake in opening round costs Magnus Carlsen in first leg of Grand Tour
The Guardian
He was still the favourite at a late stage in Paris even after a couple of freakish episodes benefited his main rival, America's Hikaru Nakamura. First Carlsen gave away a full point in the opening round when he dithered for a few seconds and lost on ...
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The Guardian
He was still the favourite at a late stage in Paris even after a couple of freakish episodes benefited his main rival, America's Hikaru Nakamura. First Carlsen gave away a full point in the opening round when he dithered for a few seconds and lost on ...
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