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New In Chess Yearbook 44 1997
New In Chess Yearbook: Periodic Analysis Of Current Opening Practice
New In Chess Yearbook Vol. 50. Kasparov'S 1999 Campaign: The World Champion Shows The Way In Wijk Aan Zee And Linares.
New In Chess Yearbook Vol. 53. Futuristic Flair: Promising Lines For The Year 2000.
White Is Ok: New In Chess Yearbook 61
Expert Explanations: New In Chess Yearbook
New In Chess Yearbook 61 2002
New In Chess Yearbook, 1985: Part A: 3
New In Chess Yearbook 49 : The Grandmaster Guide To Chess Openings
Leko Makes Short Schrift Of The Maccutcheon Variation: New In Chess Yearbook
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