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Chinese Disappearing Act

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Hours after I posted the item on Nanjing Pearl Spring, Anand and Topalov disappeared from the event website and were replaced with "to be determined"! [The sharp-eyed Torrelio in the comments notes that if you click the first blank square you still get Topalov's picture. Hasty cover-up!] Maybe the organizers' announcements got a little ahead of their contracts? Inquiries as yet unanswered.

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and if you click on the first one you still get Topalov's photo...

They know a thing or two about disappearing acts and false information in China...don't they?

Also an interesting headline: Topalov Surly ...

(yeah, i know, but it's interesting anyway)

CO

Look at

http://www.chess-pearlspring.com/www/chess_pk/yxs1.htm

http://www.chess-pearlspring.com/www/chess_pk/yxs3.htm

Clearly Topalov and Anand are still very much present on the website.

Anand is playing in the Tal Memorial in November so maybe the dates were too close.

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