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Grandmaster Karpov vs. GM Topalov (1994) Linares Chess Tournament

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Azoulay

I love Chess, Monopoly etc Infact all board games are my favorite ♥

Kimura

A tyrant playing his games of chess got me out of breath, I wave my white flag, surrendering to his will

Kondō

"@MrCMontie: The games like chess nigga make your move"

Robinson

Chess World.net: Mikhail Tal 1955-58 Selected Instructive Games - Kingscrusher Radio Show

Hebbar

Chess Challenge #1 - Play the Grandmaster!

Perry

Chess World.net: 1958 USSR championship - Mikhail Tal with the White pieces

Peterson

Watched a Bobby Fischer documentary last night and have now watched 3 chess games on YouTube. What a day!

Pérez

Grandmaster Chess - Get Free Games And More!

Takeuchi

Round 4 Zurich Chess

Brooks

http://t.co/Y1ZwLZWRSV #Garry #Kasparov #Greatest #Chess Garry Kasparov's Greatest Chess Games, Vol. 2

Young

Killegar Chess presents: William Lombardy vs. Bobby Fischer, 1960

Baruwal

@AnandaWoW @Ikebox @MidoriChaos I do love the D&D RPG style sort of games. Not the usual ones like Monopoly or Chess etc.

Moore

Working on a new mixtape Life Is A Chess Game. Coming Soon be on the look out

Saitō

Entlek grand shap whats the reason for S.A to deploy Soldierz to DRC anyone with an idea or answer pls ke kopa o mpeye leseding

Wood

Harry Potter Recording Sessions - The Chess Games

Bhowmick

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Phillips

United fans that can take a defeat with ease aren't fans at all. Football is all about passion, passion for the game and if you just say, 'oh well' you have no passion. Passion connects with emotion, and anger is an emotion. So yeah, I'll rant and rave and punch as many walls as I can in anger at my club, my love, my life losing a derby game.
If you don't do the same, then being a hardcore football fan isn't for you.

AR

Dahan

Killegar Chess Presents: Bobby Fischer Vs. Tigran Petrosian, 1961

Díaz

@josh_hepworth what is with all these zany chess games tonight!

Wáng

“@PhratTeam_Naa: "@_naiyahrae: Who coming to my games next year?" Chess Club?”

Allen

Up at this time playing cowboy games and chess with molly.....why?

Reyes

Sixth day of the SportAccord World Mind Games 2012

Okada

AWESOME Angry Birds SPACE toy with red LASER!!!

Williams

@Sure_L you figure in any other sport you could play multiple games a week. The preparation is critical. Truly a chess match

Gabai

Finally: FIDE President trying to include chess in 1st Eur Games in Baku http://t.co/Oqy7vgYKOn but his office never replied to our emails

Sullivan

Life is like a game of chess,,,,,, dears play it carefullllyyyy othervise u l check and mate

Nakagawa

Media analysis: The North Korea threat
North Korea has issued a torrent of belligerent threats against the US and South Korea in recent weeks.

North Korea launched a rocket in December and conducted its third underground nuclear test in February.

These actions led to international condemnation and stiffer sanctions, further provoking Pyongyang.

Analysts have been assessing how close the peninsula is to an outbreak of military hostilities, and possible action by the international community.

To long-time North Korea watchers, there is a numbing sense of deja-vu with the current crisis, writes Barabara Demick in the LA Times.

One of the big unknowns this time, however, is Kim Jong-un, who has only been in power since December 2011. The fear is that the young, untested leader might actually believe his country's own inflated rhetoric about how powerful it is, writes Ms Demick.

Continue reading the main story
Timeline: Korean tensions

12 Dec: North launches a rocket, claiming to have put a satellite into orbit
12 Feb: North conducts underground nuclear test
11 Mar: US-South Korea annual military drills begin
30 Mar: North says it is entering a "state of war" with South
2 Apr: North says it is restarting Yongbyon reactor
3 Apr: North blocks South workers from Kaesong industrial zone
4 Apr: South deploys warships to attack possible missiles from North
5 Apr: North says it cannot guarantee safety of foreign embassies
8 Apr: South says North could be preparing another nuclear test
Missile defences in the region
How potent are North's threats?
North Korea's missile programme
There appears to be a general consensus that this crisis will almost certainly not peak with North Korea deciding to launch a full-scale war.

Instead, the big risk is that a small incident could trigger an escalation that runs out of control, writes David Blair, chief foreign correspondent for the UK's Daily Telegraph newspaper.

John Swenson-Wright writes in Prospect magazine that the young leader is artfully playing a long game of diplomatic chess in which Pyongyang appears to be several moves ahead of the international community.

Mr Swenson-Wright says there are a number of domestic and international objectives behind Pyongyang's provocations but "the underpinning reason is a powerful desire by the North to force the Obama administration to engage in direct and public negotiations.

"Washington, wedded to a policy of 'strategic patience' that seeks to contain North Korea without rewarding it for its bad behaviour, has resolutely resisted."

He says it is especially urgent for the US to recapture the initiative in this diplomatic tussle of wills.

Last week, the new US defence secretary Chuck Hagel ordered America's most advanced plane, the B-2 stealth bomber, over the Korean peninsula for the first time.

The message to North Korea was intended by the Pentagon to be one not of provocation but deterrence, writes The Guardian's Ewen MacAskill in Washington: Attack South Korea at your peril.

The US military has moved ships and planes toward South Korea, relocated artillery battalions and cancelled military leave as a precaution.

Kurt Campbell, who until recently was assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, told the Wall Street Journal: "The North Koreans have been very careful. They know exactly how to walk right up to the wire yet not trigger a crisis."

The danger, he says, is that the Korean peninsula is so heavily militarized that "one miscalculation could lead to a tragedy", and that South Korea is less willing than before to simply accept North Korean provocations without reacting.

RUSI's Andrea Berger says one suggestion for policy-makers in response to current developments could be to pursue talks, not necessarily negotiations. Without any kind of dialogue misperception, miscalculation is a much greater possibility.