Author: David Dory
Date: 00:57:25 10/06/02
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On October 05, 2002 at 15:11:37, Alastair Scott wrote: >As far as I can tell. > >Conspiracy theories have the wonderful attribute, for their proponents, that >they are impossible to disprove; how can one show that Kramnik was _not_ given >a biscuit tin full of money for his trouble? > <snip ...> >Alastair This is the glory of the British: > a biscuit tin full of money ... As an American, I've never SEEN a biscuit tin that would hold money. Thanks, Alastair! Back to the topic - I'm sure Kramnik will want to do well. He knows he will be compared to Kasparov (in his match with Junior). If he can stomp DF, and Kasparov loses or draws with DJ, it's sure Kramnik's stock will rise most appreciably. Will it be worth more than a biscuit tin full of money to Kramnik? Probably. David
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