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“Levon Aronian is back,” was a much-heard phrase after the Armenian GM won the Sinquefield Cup. Back in the top 10 that is — he is the new world number seven. Hikaru Nakamura climbed to the number two spot with a new personal high of 2816.2 in the live ratings. With the Sinquefield Cup ending a day after

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