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Chess Players of Turkmenistan Drew with Turkey at the Olympics

The women's national team of Turkmenistan drew 2:2 with Turkey in the 8th round of the ongoing 46th World Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. This was reported by the publication "Golden Age".

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Chess Players of Turkmenistan Drew with Turkey at the Olympics

The women's national team of Turkmenistan drew 2:2 with Turkey in the 8th round of the ongoing 46th World Chess Olympiad in Samarkand. This was reported by the publication "Golden Age".

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