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Usually a strong level player used to aid participants in international events to prepare their games and analyse positions. According M. Euwe the first use of seconds more or less officially recognised, were for the match Schlechter-Tarrasch, 1911 but there are trace of it at the match Staunton vs Saint Amant in 1843. The known seconds were Koblantz (Tal), Dorfman, M, Gurevich, Azmaiparashvili (Kasparov), Stean and Murey (Korchnoi), Illescas and Bareev (Kramnik), A. Petrosian (Leko), Ubilava (Anand), Nikitin (Kasparov and Bacrot), Chuchulov (Van Wely and Giri), Ye (Xie Jun), Huzman and Rodstein (Gelfand).

Chess is a fairy tale of 1001 blunders. Savielly Tartakower
First of all, I am a mother, and only then a chessplayer Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant
2009
As a rule, pawn endings have a forced character, and they can be worked out conclusively. Mark Dvoretsky
I think the players in this world championship are in different leagues. Karjakin is excellent—Carlsen is special. Garry Kasparov
2016
I can’t tell the difference between 100 zillion positions and 497 zillion positions, but if it helped Deep Blue play stronger, so be it. I was looking forward to Deep Blue boldly going where no man had gone before. 1997″ Vishy Anand

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