American Chess Magazine: Issue #17
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Go-Getter Gets Grandmaster title: 16-year old Brandon Jacobson from New Jersey wins the Charlotte Open and gains his final GM-norm.
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American Chess Magazine: Issue #17
Go-Getter Gets Grandmaster title: 16-year old Brandon Jacobson from New Jersey wins the Charlotte Open and gains his final GM-norm.
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American Chess Magazine #17 boasts a cover photo of the young American grandmaster, Brandon Jacobson.
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