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[Title] => Nadera closes in; Mariano draws
[Summary] => DUBAI–International Master Barlo Nadera upset Grandmaster Zviad Izoria of Georgia to close in on the leaders as compatriot IM Nelson Mariano II drew with GM Shakriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan in the Dubai Open Chess Championship in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Nadera and Mariano are a half point behind solo leader and top seed Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu of Romania (Elo 2692), who had a perfect score of four points.
Eleven players were tied at 3.5 points each including 13-year old IM Magnus Carlsen of Norway who beat GM Evgeny Vladimirov of Kazakhstan.
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[Title] => Villamayor pulls 2nd draw in world chess
[Summary] => New Filipino Grandmaster Buenaventura "Bong" Villamayor showed he could hold his own against the Soviet Union’s last national champion, Artashes Minasian.
The 33-year-old Filipino drew anew with the Armenian Super-GM in the second of two games in Round 1 of the World Chess Championships in New Delhi, India to force a tiebreaker, a 30-minute active chess in the resumption of their first round duel Wednesday.
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Nadera and Mariano are a half point behind solo leader and top seed Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu of Romania (Elo 2692), who had a perfect score of four points.
Eleven players were tied at 3.5 points each including 13-year old IM Magnus Carlsen of Norway who beat GM Evgeny Vladimirov of Kazakhstan.
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The 33-year-old Filipino drew anew with the Armenian Super-GM in the second of two games in Round 1 of the World Chess Championships in New Delhi, India to force a tiebreaker, a 30-minute active chess in the resumption of their first round duel Wednesday.
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November 30, 2000 - 12:00am
