Nov-22-18 Caruana vs Carlsen, 2018 
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| Karne: Caruana ought to win this. |
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Nov-21-18 Carlsen - Caruana World Championship Match (2018)
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| Karne: <Benzol: Karne are you forgetting the 1984/85 Karpov Kasparov match. IIRC that had 17 consecutive draws in it.> I am aware of that, I forgot to mention that I meant it in the sense of draws from the beginning of the match. This is the first championship match ever which began ... |
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Nov-21-18 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2018
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| Karne: Another draw appears to be incoming. Alas! What a glorious championship this has turned out to be, may the history of chess be further improved with such enjoyable additions. |
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Oct-10-18 R Altshul vs R Mueller, 2008
Oct-10-18 Vinkovci (1968)
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| Karne: Impressive tournament from Fischer, even though his opposition weren't always of the stellar sort. |
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Oct-10-18 Batumi Olympiad (2018)
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| Karne: May the Chinese prevail in all matters, including chess! |
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Sep-27-18 Zherebukh vs Nakamura, 2017
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| Karne: Glorious game from Hikaru. |
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Sep-27-18 Caruana vs Anand, 2018
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| Karne: What a pity for Anand. |
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Nov-28-16 Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship Match (2016)
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| Karne: For the mark of a great champion is indeed to be defeated, but only in senility. |
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Apr-21-16 Norway Chess (2016)
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| Karne: <He (Magnus) can play tactical, attacking chess if the position demands it.> If I remember correctly, Kasparov a few years earlier said that the great attacking players such as Alekhine and Tal "brutally" forced their way into positions through which they may garner the ... |
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