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    LEVON AROINIAN PRESERVES HIS POSITIONS
    By Ashot Hayrapetian

    AZG Armenian Daily
    09/01/2007

    Five Armenian Grossmasters Among Best 100 of World

    As of January 1, FIDE published its rating list of the strongest chess
    players of the world. The five Armenian gorssmasters are also among
    the best 100 chess players of the world. Thus, Levon Aronian has the
    highets rating (2744 scores¤. He gained 3 points and preserved the
    7th place. Vladimir Hakobian has gained 2700 points and retreated
    to the 20th place from the 15th. The third representative of Armenia
    in the FIDE rating list is Gabriel Sargsian who has 2658 points and
    moved to 48th place from the 41st. Karen Asrian and Smbat Lpoutian
    preserved their rating, they have 2634 points each and occupy the
    78th and 79th places relevantely.

    The Bulgarian grossmaster Veselin Topalov lost 30 points after the
    game for the champoin's title with Vladimir Kramnik. As a result,
    Kramnik gained 16 points.

    As for ladies, the Hungarian grossmaster Judith Polgar has also
    preserved her posittion. She occupies the leading position in the
    rating list. The list of the best 50 lady grossmasters includes
    Lilith Lazarian ¥2458, 24th place¤ and Elina Danielian ¥2426, 42nd
    place¤. Our young grossmasters are also occupying good positions
    in the rating list. thus, Arman Pashikian has 2532 points and Zaven
    Andreasian 2508 points.

    According to its average rating (2627), Armenia shares the third and
    the fourth places with the USA.

    As before, Russia is the leading country in the list (2713). Then
    comes Ukraine (2661). Hungary (2623), China (2617), Israel (2623),
    France (2615), Georgia (2609) and Poland (2608) are among the best 10.

    --Boundary_(ID_aCUzqH77l3MagLolbiP9FA)--
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