+ Follow SAND AND KELLEHER Tag
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William Kelleher of the United States Chess Federation and Norway’s Morten Sand were the only officials, among 14 members, who objected to the motion the NCFP pushed on the last day of the council meeting.
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William Kelleher of the United States Chess Federation and Norway’s Morten Sand were the only officials, among 14 members, who objected to the motion the NCFP pushed on the last day of the council meeting.
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