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    In chess‚ the objective of the game is to defeat the enemy forces while protecting your king piece. The other pieces have to sacrifice their lives to protect the king. My grandfather was a philosopher; he taught me that life is like a game of chess. We are born as kings‚ protected by the pawns‚ the knights‚ the bishops‚ the rooks‚ and the queen. The other game pieces represent the society who will protect the newborn king so that they will prosper when they grow old. As we grow we must pass down

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    Macroeconomics assignment Danish Behal Right now we are witnessing a struggle between two camps that can be named the “stimulators” and the “austereians.” Both warn that a worldwide depression will occur if governments now make the wrong choices: the stimulators say the danger lies in spending too little and the austereians oppose on spending too much. Each side also has their own economic aspect austerity refers to reduced spending and increased saving in the financial sector by governments

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    An essential step in any business’ strategy formulation is to evaluate the competitive environment that shapes its operations. Every industry can be thought of like a giant chess board – on which companies are continuously battling one another‚ all wishing an all time victory. Anyone who has ever entertained a game of chess knows that the only way to win is to fully take advantage of the opportunities the game brings and of course be weary of the threats the adversary poses. This analogy is tailor

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    King of Victory Alexander Dumas‚ was born and raised in France when he wrote the book The Count of Monte Cristo. He compares and contrast‚ the events in his story using chess pieces. For example‚ a pony resembles a knight‚ a whistle is similar to a bishop‚ a count is turik‚ and a king has all the power. The movie suggest life is about strategy‚ may the best man win. The introduction of the movie shows Edmond and with his best friend‚ Fernand ‚ returning from the sea. Edmonds fiancée‚ Mercedes

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    Scientist‚ Herbert Simon and William Chase came up with one of the most famous studies that stands today. This study is that there isn’t any instant masters in chess. Not masters nor grandmasters. Grandmasters in chess have spent over a decade playing and trying to master the game. They have spent anywhere from 10‚000 to 50‚000 hours just staring at chess positions. Even people who are born with natural talent don’t truly succeed with just their natural talents. They have to take their natural talent and

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    A.L. Taylor’s essay "Chess and Theology in the Alice Books" echoes Falconer Madan’s regret that the game of chess in Lewis Carroll’s "Through the Looking Glass" is not properly worked out. As is‚ it contains multiple errors such as the White side being allowed to move nine consecutive times and Queens castling. Dodgson wrote his defense in 1887‚ admitting that his adherence to the rules of chess are lax and that the book is based on a demonstration of moves‚ not a full game. Taylor goes on to

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    In “Through the looking Glass” Lewis Carroll uses symbolism to convey the harsh effects of capitalism such as insatiable greed‚ a never ending desire formore and better‚ and the loss of innocence children face as a result of the knowledge of capitalism and money. A lot of objects in “Through the looking Glass” can be viewed as symbols‚ but nothing clearly represents one thing in particular. The symbolic reverberations of the objects are contained to the individual episode in which they appear

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    When he was nearly three years old‚ Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son would watch his mother and father playing chess in the family’s ramshackle home in the Mekong Delta‚ and‚ like any toddler‚ pester them to let him play‚ too. Eventually they relented‚ assuming the pieces would soon wind up strewn around the kitchen. To his parents’ astonishment‚ Son did not treat the chess set as a plaything. He not only knew how to set up the board‚ which was crudely fashioned with a piece of plywood and a felt-tipped pen

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    happiness. The photo by Jose Hardy‚ “Pawn and King‚” represents the idea of ambition through the pawn and how it views itself as being more than what it is now; as a king. The mirror is a reflection of the pawns ambition and goals for the future. Chess is a very strategic game and it takes multiple steps to win‚ just like the pawn it needs to decide which steps to take in order to achieve his goals. When the pawn becomes king it is now able to move in differents directions which represents the opportunities

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    Chess Quotes list |  01 | “When you see a good move‚ look for a better one” (Emanuel Lasker) |  02 | “Nothing excites jaded Grandmasters more than a theoretical novelty” (Dominic Lawson) |  03 | “The Pin is mightier than the sword” (Fred Reinfeld) |  04 | “We cannot resist the fascination of sacrifice‚ since a passion for sacrifices is part of a Chessplayer’s nature” (Rudolf Spielman) |  05 | “All I want to do‚ ever‚ is just play Chess” (Bobby Fischer) |  06 | “A win by an unsound

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