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Zhang Zhongyong (5d, UK) on his way winning the tournament. |
| Valentin Urziceanu (4d, RO) rethinks his last move. |
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Matthew MacFadyen (6d,UK) thinks hard. |
| Mirko Rupel (4d, SI) develops his strategy. |
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Tony Atkins (2d, UK) seems to be discotent. |
| Alison Jones (2d, UK) is reaching out for victory. |
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A part of an armenian-austrian-british-norwegian-romanian-slovenian-swedish bunch ready to celebrate into the new millenum. |
| Matthias Bahr (1d, DE) makes his move. |
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Tournament director Simon Bexfield (1d, UK, on the right) is playing a friendly game. |
| Geoff Kaniuk (1k, UK) placing his stone carefully. |
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Sue Paterson (2k, UK) is deep in thoughts. |
| Looking for the big sente move. |
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Little Shinada Kei (4k, BE) is a very talented and fast improving young player. |
| Matthew MacFadyens's advice is always welcome in the analyses of a game. |
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Georg Mischler (2k, DE, on the left) is beaten by little Kei. |
| The BIG M is facing defeat - as usual. |
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Martin Solity (3k, UK, on the right) is more is more interested in Vera Rupels (2k, SI) game, than in his own. |
| Romanias Luiza Teodorescu (9k), is deep in concentration. |
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Natasha Regan (9k, UK) shows a good performance winning 6 games out of 8. |
| Victor Chow (6d, ZA) gives a commentary on the final game. |
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