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GM Anton Filipov of Uzbekistan stopped the searing charge of erstwhile co-leader local GM John Paul Gomez to gain the solo lead after five rounds of the sixth Prospero Pichay Cup international chess championship at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium.

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The 21st ranked Atotubo, back in the country after a brief stint in the tough US Chess Circuit, showed grace under pressure, beating his youthful rival in their Center-Counter match.
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