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Using 133-year-old law to trap Carlsen

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Contested chess player Hans Niemann goes at the throat of Magnus Carlsen. But only a tangible piece of evidence can save his case, NRK's Torstein Bae believes.

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Using 133-year-old law to trap Carlsen

Contested chess player Hans Niemann goes at the throat of Magnus Carlsen. But only a tangible piece of evidence can save his case, NRK's Torstein Bae believes.

1 year ago·Oslo, Norway

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