game, fearing that lasker might light up. 100 years ago, the trick worked and lasker won the game, here is the chess queen osmanova will have to answer for her poisonous intrigues according to the law. the competent authorities are conducting checks and examinations, the probable poisoner is currently facing an article on intentional infliction of minor bodily harm. abakarova's artful gambit failed to play out , because now grosmesteshe will most likely have to sacrifice her career, she has already been temporarily suspended from competitions, and this may be followed by a lifetime disqualification. vladimir bazov, varvara peshmanova, news, duty unit. skopinsky maniac viktor mokhov will remain unpunished for attempting to cover up the traces of a murder that took place in his home. this decision was made by the skopinsky district court of the ryazan region. mokhov was facing 2 years in prison for helping the killer's friend hide the victim's body. but for... the trial judges took too long to select a jury, when the people's judges finally began to consider the criminal case, the statute

chess struggle went beyond the board, for example, 100 years ago, the second world champion emmanuel laskerstantly smoked his opponents with cigars, this allegedly put them into a stupor and made them nervous. as for the story from dagestan, investigators are currently looking into it. question. not a few, where did the chess player get mercury, how did she bring it into a public place how clean were her previous victories. in ulyanovsk, police officers uncovered a scam worth half a billion, they brought out of the shadows the swindlers who were doing shady deeds with light, raised electricity tariffs and got rich at the expense of consumers who honestly paid their bills. thus, these luxurious houses and premium cars were bought with the money of ordinary citizens. golden chess, how a beam of light from the police destroyed this dark kingdom in the ulyanovsk region, maxim shevchenko found out. energy-saving light bulbs in the house of ulyanovsk resident alexander petrovich are an indispensable attribute: kilowatts fly off the meter one after another, the pensioner complains about...

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1909, he played a short exhibition match to a 2:2 draw with the then world chess champion emanuel lasker into the symbolic club of harry pelsbe. janowski was called an artist in the art of chess, an original and brilliant player, a sharply attacking tactician. however, it was precisely the desire to show spectacular play, excitement and not the strongest self-control, prevented the chess player from achieving the highest results. he never received the title of world champion, but he managed to defeat all the world champions he met at the board from steinitz to alekhine. the chess player made a valuable contribution to... the theory of the game, a variation of the indian defense is named after him, david yanovsky, a man who changed the world of sports in the 20th century, they are delighted by every corner of their small homeland, i was always drawn to the forest, to the swamps. on the water and palyashuk without a boat it is not paleshuk, he always had a boat , a river nearby, forest, mushrooms, berries, he is so infected with positive energy, such a positive aura, here only on the polis

mary lasker, who was the cancer activist and philanthropist, took full page ads in a number of newspapers, including the washington post and the new york times. mr. nixon, you can cure cancer. and that was really the thing that that what became the war on cancer although that was a phrase she never used because he felt it might be misleading and he was more interested in research. but the power of one person, the power of one woman to to effect national policy is seen in nixon with the we have so much more to talk about and we have so little time. john mitchell famously said that you should know about the administration, that you should what we do, not what we say. and len garment, who was nixon's law partner, friend, white house adviser, you wrote that nixon's of civil rights and this is glenn's, quote, was for the most part operationally progressive but obscured by clouds, retrogressive rhetoric. in 1973, president nixon wrote, when the historical record of the first four years is written, i am confident. it will show that this administration did far in the fields of civil rights and eq

and, she is lasker—wallfisch. and, she is from auschwitz. as a survivor of belsen 99 now.uity is absolutely, direct. so i think we've got to keep that in mind in saying how can we give a significance to these sites ? but i don't think these sites? but i don't think that means preserving them in aspic. >> so is your position that you approve or that you think it's not up to us? it's up to the german people. >> i absolutely think it's not. to us, it's not up to us. but essentially i do approve just because. and i think there's another interesting perspective to this now that in the years since the second world war and everybody was demolishing buildings in order to put up wonderful new structures, there's been a whole move away from that towards the repurposing of existing buildings, and that is architectural practice today. and i think that needs to be factored into this equation. from what i've seen , the plans from what i've seen, the plans look excellent. >> yes. so what you're describing there is a sort of secular process, nothing to do with naziism around the world. we