Maurice Ashley (1966) Chess Grandmaster
Chessville - Interviews - 20 Questions with GM Maurice Ashley http://www.chessville.com/editorials/Interviews/20Questions/Ashley.htm
“I think the biggest enemy in this country is the corruption. I think everybody will - now they learn it.”
— Cui Jian
Interview with CNN (2012)
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