81. CHESS Lubomir Kavalek hikaru nakamura was in a sole lead three rounds before the end of a doubleround Bd1! resembling Bobby Fischer s random chess.) 2 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/31/AR2005073101033.

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'opinion/columns/al/chess'; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Columns Print This Article ... E-Mail This Article RSS News Feeds Top News What is RSS? All RSS Feeds today in slate ... Reading Faulkner With Oprah When Oprah announced last June that her book club would tackle the taxing project of reading ... More CHESS Lubomir Kavalek By Lubomir Kavalek Monday, August 1, 2005; Page C11 Hikaru Nakamura was in a sole lead three rounds before the end of a double-round grandmaster tournament in Biel, Switzerland, last week. Then something went terribly wrong and the 17-year-old U.S. champion lost his last three games. His misfortune helped the veteran Israeli grandmaster Boris Gelfand and the Ukrainian champion Andrei Volokitin, 19, to share first place with six points in 10 games. Yannick Pelletier of Switzerland had five points. Nakamura and Christian Bauer of France ended with 4 1/2 points. Norway's Magnus Carlsen, 14, finished last with four points. Hitting the Wall At age 37, Gelfand is back in the Top 10 on the latest FIDE rating list. With active positional play and an extensive home preparation worked out to the slightest details, he reminds me of the late Soviet grandmaster Lev Polugaevsky. In the last round in Biel, Nakamura decided to challenge Gelfand in one particular variation of the Najdorf Sicilian that the Israeli inherited from his legendary predecessor. It is possible that Gelfand analyzed this line even before Nakamura was born. The American got a lesson he asked for.

82. Sino-US Chess Event To Kick Off Thursday the United States will face off here in the SinoUS chess Event slated fromJuly 11 to 15. nakamura hikaru, IM, 2466. Questions?Comments? Click here http://english.people.com.cn/200207/11/eng20020711_99497.shtml

About Us Help Sitemap Archive ... Sports Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Friday, July 12, 2002 Sino-US Chess Event to Kick off Thursday No less than 14 grandmasters fromboth China and the United States will face off here in the Sino-U.S Chess Event slated from July 11 to 15. PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND Sino-US Chess Event to Kick off Thursday No less than 14 grandmasters fromboth China and the United States will face off here in the Sino-U.S Chess Event slated from July 11 to 15. Thirteen players from both sides will compete on 10 boards overfour rounds of play. According to the rule, each player will have 90 minutes per game, plus 30 seconds added for every move from the beginning. Following are the team squads from both participant countries: Chinese delegation: Overall Team: 1. Ye Jiangchuan, GM, 2676, 2. Xu Jun, GM, 2654, 3. Zhang Zhong, GM, 2639, 4. Bu Xiangzhi, GM, 2601, 5. Ni Hua, GM, 2536, 6. Zhang Pengxiang, GM, 2601, 7. Xie Jun, GM, 2562, Women's Team: 1. Zhu Chen, GM, 2505, 2. Wang Pin, WGM, 2482, 3. Zhao Xue, WGM, 2357

83. China Draws US 5-5 In Chess Contest Third Round 55 here on Sunday in the third round of their second chess contest. nakamura hikaru, IM, beat Zhao Jun, NM Vinay Bhat, IM, lost to Wang Yue, FM http://english.people.com.cn/200207/15/eng20020715_99698.shtml

About Us Help Sitemap Archive ... Sports Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Monday, July 15, 2002 China Draws US 5-5 in Chess Contest Third Round Hosts China drew the United States 5-5 here on Sunday in the third round of their second chess contest. Following were the results of the ten games (US players first): PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND Hosts China drew the United States 5-5 here on Sunday in the third round of their second chess contest. Following were the results of the ten games (US players first): Men's event: Alexander Goldin, GM, tied Ye Jiangchuan, GM Larry Christiansen, GM, lost to Xu Jun, GM Boris Gulko, GM, tied Zhang Zhong, GM Gregory Kaidanov, GM, tied Bu Xiangzhi, GM Joel Benjamin, GM, tied Ni Hua, GM Alexander Shabalov, GM, tied Xie Jun, GM Women's event: Irina Krush, WGM, beat Zhu Chen, GM Elena Donaldson, WGM, tied Wang Pin, WGM Junior's event: Nakamura Hikaru, IM, beat Zhao Jun, NM Vinay Bhat, IM, lost to Wang Yue, FM (Note: One point will be awarded for a win, 0.5 for a draw and nil for loss) The United States still lead 15.5-14.5 over China after three rounds. Altogether there are four rounds of competitions in the two-country chess contest.

84. 38th Annual Biel Chess Festival chess The 38th annual Biel chess Festival took place from 1629 July. Andrei Volokitin (Ukraine 34), the US Champion hikaru nakamura (45), http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/7-31-2005-73974.asp

Home Web Directory What's the Buzz? Escape Hatch ... Free Email Thursday, September 15, 2005 9:26:28 PM DIRECTORY Hobbies Amateur Radio Arts and Crafts Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic 38th annual Biel Chess Festival Chess: The 38th annual Biel Chess Festival took place from 16-29 July. One of the top tournaments in the chess calendar, it as ever consisted of a number of gradated sections headed by an impressive top group, which in recent times has been a six player double rounder. By Guardian Newspapers, 8/1/2005 Click for enlarged image. The 38th annual Biel Chess Festival took place from 16-29 July. One of the top tournaments in the chess calendar, it as ever consisted of a number of gradated sections headed by an impressive top group, which in recent times has been a six player double rounder. This year's tournament continued the tradition with the most interesting field of Israeli Boris Gelfand (currently the world number 11), Andrei Volokitin (Ukraine 34), the US Champion Hikaru Nakamura (45), Christian Bauer (France 61), Yannick Pelletier (Switzerland 132) and the world's youngest grandmaster 14-year-old Magnus Carlsen from Norway (415). It could also be seen as a battle between (fairly modest) age and youth for half of the field, Carlsen, Nakamura (aged 17) and Volokitin (19) are still in their teens. In the beginning it was age and rating which led the way as Gelfand defeated Bauer in the only decisive game of the first two rounds. However, he then embarked on what turned out to be a very long series of draws halving out - though certainly not without a fight in many of them - in his next seven games.

85. Speed Chess On DVD Maurice Ashley, Larry Christiansen, Joel Benjamin,Alexander S chessCentral for chess Boards, chess Sets chess Pieces, Huge Back to School Alexander Shabalov, and the young phenom hikaru nakamura test their will, http://www.chesscentral.com/dvd-chess/speed-chess.htm

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86. ? 11.12.2004 When hikaru nakamura won the US Championship this week he didn t go to The organizers include Mexican chess legend GM Marcel Sisniega, http://www.chessinchina.net/html/USAnakamura-UKRkarjakin.htm

87. Chess Player Gears Up For Prestigious Tournament By ROSY WEISER SENTINEL CORRESP It was hikaru nakamura, who now at age 17 is the reigning US chess champ, theyoungest since the infamous Bobby Fischer won the title in the late 1950s. http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/archive/2005/May/08/local/stories/05local.htm

P/SUNNY WSW at 9 mph FORECAST Home News Local ... Build an ad Featured Links SantaCruzLive.com Melbourne Accommodation Print Email ... Subscribe May 8, 2005 Chess champion Dana MacKenzie is off to Minnesota for the four-day ‘HB Global Chess Challenge’ beginning May 18 with the likes of 11-year-old chess master Hikaru Nakamura. (Bill Lovejoy / Sentinel) Chess player gears up for prestigious tournament By ROSY WEISER Sentinel correspondent Granted, this was no ordinary kid. It was Hikaru Nakamura, who now at age 17 is the reigning U.S. chess champ, the youngest since the infamous Bobby Fischer won the title in the late 1950s. Later this month, Mackenzie will compete again in a tournament attended by Nakamura, along with more than a thousand other skilled devotees of the game from around the world. The four-day event, called the "HB Global Chess Challenge," will begin in Minneapolis starting May 18. It’s billed as "the richest open tournament in the history of chess: with a guaranteed cash prize pool of $500,000." "I can realistically hope to win $20,000, which is pretty mind-boggling," Mackenzie said.

88. Guardian Unlimited Sport | Special Reports | Speelman On Chess The 38th annual Biel chess Festival took place from 1629 July. AndreiVolokitin (Ukraine 34), the US Champion hikaru nakamura (45), Christian Bauer http://sport.guardian.co.uk/chess/story/0,15873,1539922,00.html

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89. Débuter Aux échecs - Young Masters Chess Tournament Translate this page Young Masters chess Tournament nakamura, hikaru g USA 2660 Mamedyarov,Shakhiyar g AZE 2646 Harikrishna, Pentyala g IND 2645 Carlsen, Magnus g NOR 2528 http://echecs.ovh-nukefrance.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=22

90. Chessvariants.org -- Comment Listing Timman and Sasikiran win Sigeman chess Tournament nakamura scored 6/9 and 16year hikaru is US Champion 06.12.2004 hikaru nakamura, a teenage ace from http://www.chessvariants.org/index/listcomments.php?subjectid=Nakamura

91. FIDE Ratings List GM chess Grandmaster site of FIDE World Champion Alexander Khalifman and hisGM chess School. 46, nakamura, hikaru, g, USA, 2660, 9, 09.12.87 http://www.gmchess.com/ratings/

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92. ARNES News Arhiv / - Hikaru Nakamura, Age 13, Becomes Youngest International Che hikaru nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International chess Master eve hikaru nakamura, age 13, has become the youngest International Master ever, http://www.arnes.si/news/archive/si.rec.games.chess/msg00197.html

ARNES p.p. 7 Jamova 39 1001 Ljubljana tel: (01) 479 88 00 fax: (01) 479 88 99 e-mail: arnes@arnes.si news-admin@arnes.si www.arnes.si Arhiv slovenskih USENET skupin Seznam slovenskih skupin /news/archive/ soc.* soc.culture.slovenia si.* si.alt.ateizem si.alt.filatelija si.alt.games.quake si.alt.invalidi ... si.test - Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International Chess Master eve Nazaj na: [ Glavno kazalo Tematsko kazalo Urejeno po èasu Urejeno po temah Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International Chess Master ever Subject : Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International Chess Master ever From sloan@ishipress.com (Sam Sloan) Date : 16 Aug 2001 13:17:11 -0700 Newsgroups : rec.games.chess.politics,rec.games.chess.misc,soc.culture.japan,soc.culture.sri-lanka,si.rec.games.chess Organization : http://groups.google.com/ Xref : planja.arnes.si rec.games.chess.politics:82130 rec.games.chess.misc:118527 soc.culture.japan:139670 soc.culture.sri-lanka:83316 si.rec.games.chess:215 Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, has become the youngest International Master ever, breaking Bobby Fischer's old record by three months. Although it is doubtful that Hikaru will be able to keep up with the rapid subsequent improvement shown by Fischer, he is probably nearly as strong as Fischer was at the same age. Judit Polgar was grandmaster strength by age 12, but she did not get the title until later. Hikaru Nakamura was born in Kyoto, Japan, with a Japanese father and an American mother. His parents soon divorced and his mother brought him and his elder brother, Asuka Nakamura, to America, where she married Sunil Weeramantry, America's leading scholastic chess coach and trainer. The rest is history. They now live in White Plains, New York. Sam Sloan

93. ARNES News Arhiv / - Re: Hikaru Nakamura, Age 13, Becomes Youngest International Re hikaru nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International chess Master hikaru nakamura, age 13, has become the youngest International Master ever, http://www.arnes.si/news/archive/si.rec.games.chess/msg00199.html

ARNES p.p. 7 Jamova 39 1001 Ljubljana tel: (01) 479 88 00 fax: (01) 479 88 99 e-mail: arnes@arnes.si news-admin@arnes.si www.arnes.si Arhiv slovenskih USENET skupin Seznam slovenskih skupin /news/archive/ soc.* soc.culture.slovenia si.* si.alt.ateizem si.alt.filatelija si.alt.games.quake si.alt.invalidi ... si.test - Re: Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International Chess Master Nazaj na: [ Glavno kazalo Tematsko kazalo Urejeno po èasu Urejeno po temah Re: Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International Chess Master ever Subject : Re: Hikaru Nakamura, age 13, becomes youngest International Chess Master ever From : "wags" < kids2@prodigy.net Date : Fri, 17 Aug 2001 17:58:41 GMT Newsgroups : rec.games.chess.politics,rec.games.chess.misc,soc.culture.japan,soc.culture.sri-lanka,si.rec.games.chess Organization : Prodigy Internet http://www.prodigy.com References 9802e06e.0108161217.1ecbd71f@posting.google.com Xref : planja.arnes.si rec.games.chess.politics:82198 rec.games.chess.misc:118575 soc.culture.japan:139722 soc.culture.sri-lanka:83373 si.rec.games.chess:217 9802e06e.0108161217.1ecbd71f@posting.google.com

94. Chess | Robert Byrne Related Articles; chess Column Archive Forum; The chess Forum hikaru nakamura,13 years, 7 months old, of White Plains has blossomed at a remarkable http://www.nytimes.com/ref/crosswords/chess/010909chess.html

September 9, 2001 A Prodigy Follows a Trail Blazed by Bobby Fischer Related Articles Chess Column Archive Forum The Chess Forum BHAT/BLACK NAKAMURA/WHITE Position after 25...Bc3 Hikaru Nakamura, 13 years, 7 months old, of White Plains has blossomed at a remarkable rate. In February, he became the youngest American to win the international master title. And now he has won the United States Junior Championship, held in Tulsa, Okla., July 24 to 29, just three months behind Bobby Fischer's record-setting age of 13 years, 4 months. Nakamura displayed his tactical acuity throughout his game with Bhat: he played the tricky opening with a sure hand, parrying a threatened counterattack deftly; he attacked singlemindedly in the early middle game and won cleverly and efficiently in the endgame. Who needs more. The majority opinion has favored 4 Bg5 in the Classical Variation of the French Defense, but the mighty Steinitz preferred to seize space at once with 4 e5. After 4...Nfd7, however, he settled for 5 f4 c5 6 Nf3 on the ground that half a center is better than none. The FIDE world champion, Viswanathan Anand, has lately revived the radical choice of 5 Nce2 c5 6 c3 Nc6 7 f4, in which White arranges to maintain a Leviathan of a pawn center. Nakamura bravely follows in his footsteps. Bhat's 9...cd 10 cd was imprecise in that it cleared the c3 square for the white queen knight. An Anand-Shirov game, Tehran, 2000, gave Black a sound game following 9...Be7 10 h4 O-O 11 Rh3 a5!? 12 b3 Qc7!?

95. Standings 8, nakamura, hikaru, NY, 2672, 7, W216, W50, W39, D38, D22, W48, W28, L5, W27.9, Kosteniuk, Alexandra, FL, 2573, 7, W229, W128, W122 http://suburban-chess.org/2004usopen/Sections/Traditional/standings.htm

Standings in the Traditional Schedule No. Name St Rate Gr Pts Onischuk, Alexander MD -X- Vasquez, Rodrigo Wojtkiewicz, Aleks MD Ibragimov, Ildar CT Matikozyan, Andran CA Gonzalez, Renier FL Martinez, Marcel FL Q Nakamura, Hikaru NY Kosteniuk, Alexandra FL -H- Gurevich, Dmitry IL Schneider, Dmitry NY Q Andrews, Todd D GA Q Ginsburg, Mark AZ Q Kopec, Danny NY -H- -H- Reznik, Victor ISR Lopez, Bruci R FL Q Zaikov, Oleg OR Kleiman, Jake TN Q Norowitz, Yaacov NJ Q Becerra, Julio J NY Fedorowicz, John P NY Q Browne, Walter S CA Q Donaldson, W John CA Q Ippolito, Dean J NJ Q La Rota, Fabio FL Baquero, Luis A FR Eisen, Lewis NJ Castaneda, Nelson CT Caruana, Fabiano NY Q Betaneli, Alexander WI Q Esserman, Marc R MA Q Santalla, Andres FL Shipman, Walter J CA Q Diaz, Jorge L FL Moskow, Eric D FL -H- -H- Mabe, Chris J NC Shaw, Tenzing DC -X- Sagalchik, Gennady NY Q Lugo, Blas FL Andrianov, Nikolay AZ Hernandez, Alberto FL Q Fernandez, Daniel FL Q Zlotnikov, Mikhail NJ Q Delgado, Ivan NY Q Salimbagat, Rico CA Rogers, Norman PA Q Adu, Oladapo O MD Thompson, Ian D FR Bisguier, Arthur B NY Jones, Craig W NC Q Greanias, Steven D VA Q Delgado, Victor FL -X- Marek, Jiri

96. AJEDREZ / HB GLOBAL CHESS CHALLENGE 2005 Translate this page HB GLOBAL chess CHALLENGE Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 18 al 22.05.2005 GM nakamura, hikaru GM USA 2657 6.5 $1.000 13. Epishin, Vladimir GM RUS 2605 6.5 http://www.jaque.tv/global05.htm

Añadir a Favoritos Tienda Virtual Suscripción Contáctanos ... Página de Inicio HB GLOBAL CHESS CHALLENGE Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 18 al 22.05.2005 Redacción Más de 1.600 jugadores, distribuidos en 7 categorías según ranking Elo, 500.000 dólares en premios (alrededor de 400.000 euros, 66.500.000 de las antiguas pesetas), 330 dólares, de promedio, la inscripción (alrededor de 264 euros, 43.925 de las antiguas pesetas), son los datos más importantes del torneo internacional abierto que se ha celebrado recientemente, concretamente durante los días 18 al 22 de mayo, en Minneapolis, USA, y que ha sido organizado por el estadounidense MI Maurice Ashley, siendo el sistema de juego suizo a 9 rondas, con un ritmo por jugador y partida de 1 hora y 30 minutos para las primeras 30 jugadas más 1 hora a finish. Sin duda todo un éxito sin precedentes, al menos en la cuantía de los premios, como bien recordarán durante bastante tiempo el georgiano GM Zviad Izoria, de 21 años, vencedor del

97. Hellas Chess Club - Chess Portal Once again, the Open tournaments during the chess Classic Mainz (914 August) nakamura, hikaru g USA 2660 4.5, 5. Bauer, Christian g FRA 2641 4.5, 6. http://www.chess.gr/main.html

Last update: Archive Ratings Webmail Submit News ... Greek Language Euro Champs 2005 The European Youth Chess Championship 2005 takes place in Herceg Novi (Montenegro located on Adriatic Coast approximately 260 Km south of Belgrade) between 13th September (arrival) to 24th September 2005 (departures). Total players: 643 from 42 countries View and download the games Official website Dutch Champs '05 The Dutch Championships takes place between 5th and 16th of September 2005 in Leeuwarden (NorthEast of Rotterdam). The rest days are: 10th and 11th of September. Men's standings after round 8: 1. Van Wely, Loek g NED 2655 5.0, 2. Tiviakov, Sergei g NED 2678 4.5, 3. Werle, Jan m NED 2514 4.5, 4. Stellwagen, Daniel g NED 2533 4.0, 5. Nijboer, Friso g NED 2529 4.0, 6. Van den Doel, Erik g NED 2587 4.0, 7. Smeets, Jan g NED 2537 4.0, 8. Janssen, Ruud m NED 2501 3.5, 9. Ernst, Sipke m NED 2457 3.5, 10. L'Ami, Erwin m NED 2519 3.0 Women's standings after round 9: 1. Peng Zhaoqin g NED 2405 7.5, 2. Bensdorp, Marlies wm NED 2225 5.5, 3. Muhren, Bianca wm NED 2269 4.5, 4. Schuurman, Petra f NED 2266 4.0, 5. Van Weersel, Arlette NED 2173 3.0, 6. Bensdorp, Laura NED 2108 2.5 View and download the games Official website French Champs '05 Skripchenko and Lautier champions of France 2005 Almira Skripchenko won the title of champion of France for the second time in a row after drawing the game of the last round against Silvia Collas.

98. Chessville News - Biel 2005 - Gelfand, Volokitin, Nakamura, Bauer, Pelletier & C hikaru nakamura, , Yannick Pelletier, 1 - 0 (52). 22.7.2005. Christian Bauer,-, Andrei Volokitin, ½ — ½ (56) Back to Pablo s chess News http://www.chessville.com/News/Biel2005.htm

Chessville Today is Site Map If you have disabled Java for your browser, use the Site Map (linked in the header and footer). Chessville logo by ChessPrints Chessmaze International "Premier Manufacturer of Tournament Chess Products" Largest Exporter to the USA Chess Supplies at the Chessville ... Weekly Advertise to thousands of chess fans for as little as Single insert: x4 insert: @ $25 each. Submit your ad here! Pablo's Chess ... Games Biel 2005 Category 16, Elo 2641 Final Standings after Round 10 Points SoBerg Andrei Volokitin (UKR, 2671) Boris Gelfand (ISR, 2724) Yannick Pelletier (SUI, 2603) Hikaru Nakamura (USA, 2660) Christian Bauer (FRA, 2641) Magnus Carlsen (NOR, 2528) Official site Download Games in PGN format Round by Round Results Andrei Volokitin Christian Bauer Hikaru Nakamura Magnus Carlsen Yannick Pelletier Boris Gelfand Christian Bauer Boris Gelfand Magnus Carlsen Yannick Pelletier Andrei Volokitin Hikaru Nakamura Hikaru Nakamura Christian Bauer Yannick Pelletier Andrei Volokitin Boris Gelfand Magnus Carlsen Yannick Pelletier Christian Bauer Boris Gelfand Hikaru Nakamura Magnus Carlsen Andrei Volokitin Christian Bauer Magnus Carlsen Andrei Volokitin Boris Gelfand Hikaru Nakamura Yannick Pelletier Christian Bauer Andrei Volokitin Magnus Carlsen Hikaru Nakamura Boris Gelfand Yannick Pelletier Boris Gelfand Christian Bauer Yannick Pelletier Magnus Carlsen Hikaru Nakamura Andrei Volokitin Christian Bauer Hikaru Nakamura

99. 2004 Foxwoods Open GM hikaru nakamura was the clear winner of the Open section, winning slightlyover $8000. Open, hikaru nakamura 7.5. 2200, Eugene Varshavsky 6.5 http://www.foxwoodsopen.com/

Open Section Rd 1 Results Rd 2 Pairings Rd 3 Results Rd 4 Results Rd 5 Pairings Rd 6 Pairings ... Rd 7 Pairings Rd 8 Pairings Rd 9 Pairings Standings Photos Games with games from the 1999-2004 Foxwoods Open CLASS SECTIONS Complete Under 2200 Under 2000 Under 1800 Under 1600 ... Unrated Past Tournaments Tournament Details Foxwoods Resort Information Future CCA Events webmaster michael Atkins during the tournament The details for the 2005 Foxwoods Open are on the CCA website . The Foxwoods Open is one of the largest tournaments in the U.S, one of the largest US tournaments. It is held at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino, the largest casino in the world. GM Hikaru Nakamura was the clear winner of the Open section, winning slightly over $8,000. Standings for all sections are now complete and posted. Check out the game Games - 152 games posted, this is the file going to TWIC Norms Achieved Stephen Muhammad IM Josh Freidel IM Alex Lenderman IM Igor Schneider IM Zhe Quan IM This is a US Championship Qualifier , this link gives the final qualfiers Winners: Open Hikaru Nakamura 7.5

100. Sigeman & Co Chess Tournament 2005 Not since the days of Bobby Fischer has US chess seen a talent like 17year-oldHikaru nakamura. His coach and step-father Sunil Weeramantry has seen him http://www.ksu.dk/sigeman/deltagere.asp?id=2

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