Caruana Wins Again, Leads by 1.5 Points, Rises to World Number-3

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Last updated 23 maio 2024
Caruana Wins Again, Leads by 1.5 Points, Rises to World Number-3
After winning his second classical game, against GM Aryan Tari, GM Fabiano Caruana extends his lead in Norway Chess 2023 to a point and a half above the field with 7.5/9.
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Caruana Wins Again, Leads by 1.5 Points, Rises to World Number-3
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Caruana Wins Again, Leads by 1.5 Points, Rises to World Number-3
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Caruana Wins Again, Leads by 1.5 Points, Rises to World Number-3
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Caruana Wins Again, Leads by 1.5 Points, Rises to World Number-3
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