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ANNEGRET MUCHA AND NATALYA MYRONENKO

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Pinays chess co-leaders; men’s team forces draw

By Joey Villar | August 5, 2014 - 12:00am

The Philippine women’s team trounced International Chess Committee of the Deaf, 3.5-0.5, to share the lead with 31 others, including top seed China, even as the Phl men’s squad leaned on rookie Paulo...

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