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Sochi, Russia. 17th March, 2015. Former Women's World Chess Champion, Russian chess Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk in action during the 2015 Women's World Chess Championship (knock-out) in Sochi. Credit: ITAR-TASS Photo Agency/Alamy Live
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Sochi, Russia. 17th Mar, 2015. Former Women's World Chess Champion, Russian chess Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk in action during the 2015 Women's World Chess Championship (knock-out) in Sochi. Credit: Artur Lebedev/TASS/Alamy Live News
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Ju Wenjun is the 17th Women's World Champion | chess24.com
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Ju Wenjun is the 17th Women's World Champion | chess24.com
Sochi, Russia. 17th March, 2015. Former Women's World Chess Champion, Russian chess Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk in action during the 2015 Women's World Chess Championship (knock-out) in Sochi. Credit: ITAR-TASS Photo Agency/Alamy Live
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