| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - 4) Taken as a group, they cover the broad spectrum of chess studies: tactics, endgames, openings, and what I call ???other topics??? (books that do not fall neatly into other categories of the spectrum but are nevertheless well worth reading, for example game collections, primers on positional play, and books hors cat??gorie such as Mednis, How to Be a Complete Tournament Player and Webb, Chess fo
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