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Sticky: Algebraic notation. Dark Mind	10-08-2006 09:38 AM by pgrmdave	6	1,552
What are the 5 best first moves in master play? lººk	04-07-2006 04:49 PM by lººk	0	1,371
damn that game I give up help me Isobel	04-05-2006 04:23 PM by Michael Sipos	3	1,359
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