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This week's games are by Clement Lelievre, a 27-year-old Frenchman who writes:
I took up chess 5 years ago so my profile is similar to that of Romain Bernard that you featured in one of your columns.I studied financial mathematics, am married and work in Paris.Since I started chess, the passion is growing with each day and I strive to absorb as much material as possible and play as many instructive games as possible, with a rather sharp style.
Clement very modestly sent me a loss and a draw but no win. I asked for one and was rewarded with a nice victory against Marie Sebag in a simultaneous display. We start though with the Agony.
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