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  • 91chess — [tʃes] n [U] [Date: 1100 1200; : Old French; Origin: esches, plural of escec; CHECK2] a game for two players, who move their playing pieces according to particular rules across a special board to try to trap their opponent s ↑king (=most… …

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  • 92chess|man — «CHEHS MAN, muhn», noun, plural men. one of the pieces used in playing chess …

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  • 93Chess at the Asian Games — Chess was an Asian Games event 2006 in Doha, Qatar.Medal tableMixed Classical Team …

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  • 94Chess in Friendship — (CiF) ist ein Fernschachverein mit Anhängern aus der ganzen Welt. Die Vereinigung CiF wurde im März 1983 gegründet. Zurzeit hat sie etwa 540 Mitglieder aus 53 Ländern, bis auf die Antarktis sind alle Kontinente vertreten. Das Grundziel der… …

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  • 95Chess Genius — est un programme d échecs créé par Richard Lang, programmeur des ordinateurs Mephisto. Le programme a battu Garry Kasparov en partie semi rapide de 25 minutes à Munich en 1994 avec un Pentium 100 MHz. Le programme n a pas vraiment été… …

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  • 96chess — ► NOUN ▪ a board game for two players, the object of which is to put the opponent s king under a direct attack, leading to checkmate. ORIGIN from Old French esches plural of eschec a check , from a Persian word meaning king …

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  • 97chess — chess1 [ches] n. [ME ches, chesse < OFr esches, pl. of eschec: see CHECK] a game of skill played on a chessboard by two players, each with 16 chessmen limited in movement according to kind, the object being to checkmate the opponent s king… …

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  • 98chess pie — n. [< ?] a dessert made of a custardlike mixture of butter, sugar, eggs, etc., baked in a pie shell …

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  • 99chess|board — «CHEHS BRD, BOHRD», noun. = checkerboard. (Cf. ↑checkerboard) …

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  • 100Chess — This article is about the Western board game. For other chess games or other uses, see Chess (disambiguation). Chess From left to right: a whit …

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