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Telegraph.co.uk
Veselin Topalov - Vishy Anand will decide Norway Chess 2015
Telegraph.co.uk
The world champion defeated Levon Aronian, although he was deeply critical of his play after the game. • Norway Chess 2015: Magnus Carlsen's woes continue. Aronian missed a chance to gain the advantage on move 36 and was soon in a lost position.
Anand wins, Topalov loses ahead of their 'title-clash'The Hindu
Norway Chess 2015 Standings: Wins Essential for Viswanathan Anand to Catch ...International Business Times, India Edition
Viswanathan Anand draws Aronian to stay joint 2nd in Norway Chess 2015Day & Night News
Central Chronicle -Boston Globe
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Armenpress.am
Levon Aronian lost to world champion
Armenpress.am
In December 2012, Aronian competed in the London Chess Classic, coming in 6th place with one win (vs Luke McShane), 5 draws and 2 losses. In the Tata Steel Chess Tournament in January, Aronian finished second with +5−1=7, behind Carlsen. Aronian ...

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International Business Times, India Edition
Anand wins, Topalov loses ahead of their 'title-clash'
The Hindu
Just when it seemed Veselin Topalov could win the Norway Chess 2015 with a round to spare, Anish Giri's conquest of the Bulgarian in the eighth round has given Viswanathan Anand an outside chance of claiming the title. With just half a point separating ...
Norway Chess 2015 Standings: Wins Essential for Viswanathan Anand to Catch ...International Business Times, India Edition
Veselin Topalov - Vishy Anand will decide Norway Chess 2015Telegraph.co.uk
Viswanathan Anand draws Aronian to stay joint 2nd in Norway Chess 2015Day & Night News
Central Chronicle -Boston Globe
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Norway Rd9: Topalov wins event, Carlsen loses  Chess News | ChessBase

Norway Rd9: Topalov wins event, Carlsen loses  Chess News | ChessBase

NOVEDADES SOBRE EL JUEGO CIENCIA. Ajedrez por el mundo  La Izquierda Diario

Sjokktap for Carlsen mot kompis Hammer  VG

Norway Chess 2015: Magnus Carlsen's woes continue  The Telegraph

Topalov wins Norway Chess 2015  The Week in Chess

Norway Chess 8: Anand sets up Topalov showdown  Chess24

Anand wins, Topalov loses ahead of their 'title-clash'  The Hindu

Topalov moves closer to title  The Hindu

Veselin Topalov - Vishy Anand will decide Norway Chess 2015  Telegraph.co.uk

Current world chess champion Magnus Carlsen is out of the frame, and it is left to two former world champions to vie for the Norway Chess title.

Veselin Topalov - Vishy Anand will decide Norway Chess 2015  Telegraph.co.uk

Current world chess champion Magnus Carlsen is out of the frame, and it is left to two former world champions to vie for the Norway Chess title.

Norway Chess 2015: Magnus Carlsen's woes continue  Telegraph.co.uk

Veselin Topalov won yet again, as Magnus Carlsen continued to struggle at Norway Chess. Topalov scored his fourth win with black and his fifth win in six ...

St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Veselin Topolav leads inaugural Grand Chess Tour event
St. Louis Public Radio
It is not the World Chess Championship, which is now a match (a series of one on one encounters between two players) rather than a tournament, but it is the strongest and most important Round Robin series in the World: the Grand Chess Tour, with its ...
Magnus Carlsen's woes continue as Topalov stays on top at Norway ChessTelegraph.co.uk
Anand remains in joint second spotChandigarh Tribune
Anand draws with Aronian to remain in joint second spotDeccan Herald

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St. Louis Public Radio
On Chess: Veselin Topolav leads inaugural Grand Chess Tour event
St. Louis Public Radio
It will provide another unique opportunity to see World Champion Carlsen play, as well as former World Champions Topalov, Anand and great stars like Nakamura, Giri, Aronian, Vachier-Lagrave, and reigning Sinquefield Cup champion Fabiano Caruana.

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Date: Jun 24, 2015, 12:52 PM
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