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World Chess Championship Game 2: Carlsen 'Grovels' To Draw After Caruana's Opening Surprise - Chess.com
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Ivan Saric is 2018 European Champion | ChessBase
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Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana play to quiet Game 11 draw – as it happened | Sport | The Guardian
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Chess Fans Booed This Year's World Championship, but Computers Cheered
