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Nakamura Falls to Ivanchuk in Finals Print E-mail
October 31, 2010
In the semifinals of the Cap D'Agde rapid event in France (October 22-31), #1 US rated player Hikaru Nakamura defeated Liem Le Quang (Vietnam) in a blitz tiebreak.

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At the finals, Nakamura lost to Vasily Ivanchuk 0.5-1.5.

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Next Hikaru Nakamura will join GMs such as Kramnik and Aronian at the Tal Memorial, held from November 4th to 13th in Moscow.
 
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