Aram Mnasakanian - Vardan Melkonyan
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We're not entirely sure that this represents the correct course of the game. Both players give black 23: Qh7. Neither player gives a previous Queen move, so h5 comes to mind (f7 hardly). But Qh5 is inconsistent with black's subsequent moves. Maybe we can find out this one later. For the moment, both players agree on the result.


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Quick'n dirty:

White 1 f3-f5 Black 1 f8-f6
White 2 e3-e4 Black 2 g8-g7
White 3 b2-c4 Black 3 a10-e10
White 4 j1-b1 Black 4 i9-h7
White 5 i2-h4 Black 5 b9-c7
White 6 g3-g4 Black 6 e9-f10
White 7 h2-c7x Black 7 b8-c7x
White 8 a3-a5 Black 8 f10-g10
White 9 e2-f1 Black 9 g10-h10
White 10 f1-g1 Black 10 h10-i9
White 11 g1-h2 Black 11 c9-b8
White 12 h2-i2 Black 12 e8-e6
White 13 b1-j1 Black 13 e6-f5x
White 14 g4-f5x Black 14 j8-j6
White 15 b3-b4 Black 15 j6-j5
White 16 j3-j4 Black 16 h7-g5
White 17 c2-b3 Black 17 c7-c6
White 18 a1-b1 Black 18 b8-g3
White 19 f2-h1 Black 19 g3-h4x
White 20 g2-h4x Black 20 i8-i7
White 21 c4-e3 Black 21 h9-j7
White 22 h4-i5 Black 22 j7-i6
White 23 i5-h4