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Levon Aronian vs Dmitry Jakovenko
World Junior Championship (2002), Goa IND, rd 13, Dec-20
Tarrasch Defense: Symmetrical Variation (D32)  ·  1-0

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Sep-27-07  neill: both players are still young at this moment but very interesting..both have bright futures and both of them have reach their peak at 2700+ rating..

it's nice to look at their games that they do not know yet what are the events that could take place in the future.

Aug-21-20
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  plang: 11 Rd1 is the main line; Aronian's 11 Rc1 has rarely been played. 12 Bd3 had been played in an obscure 1953 game; 12 Be2 was new. Black was OK until after 14..b5? 15 Nxb5! after which he was in trouble; Byrne suggested 14..Bd7 or 14..e5. 16..Nb8 would have been punished by 17 Qxc8!..Rxc8 18 Rxc8+..Kh7 19 Bd3+..g6 20 Be4. 17..Qxb4 18 Qc7!..Rf8 19 Bxf6..Qxb5 20 Qg3..g6 21 Ne5 would have given White a powerful attack.

A very nice game by Aronian that got little attention.

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