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World Chess Championship
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| Round 3 : Gelfand - Anand |
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| after 38.e4-e5 |
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| Round 3 : Korchnoi - Huebner |
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| after 22.Bf1-d3 |
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| Round 6 : Miles - De Firmian |
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| after 22...Re8-e5(xP) |
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| Round 6 : Yudasin - Georgiev |
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| after 48.c5-c6 |
| (draws by perpetual check) |
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| Round 8 : Huebner - Shirov |
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| after 17.Qh4-g3 |
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| Round 10 : Anand - Lautier |
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| after 16.Qd4-f4 |
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| Round 10 : Vaganian - Shirov |
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| after 31...e5-e4 |
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| Round 11 : Adams - Lputian |
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| after 24.Nf3-g5 |
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How different the chess world would have been if Gurevich had won the following game. Short's win guaranteed him a place in the subsequent Candidates matches, from which he emerged as the challenger to World Champion Kasparov, from which the PCA arose. And if this game had been drawn? We can only speculate.
| Round 13 : M.Gurevich - Short |
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| after 32...b5-b4 |
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