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May 8, 2012

Is Russia's Opposition Out of Moves?

Masha Gessen, Newsweek

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Russia's former world chess champion was supposed to defeat Putin--but now the former prime minister has slithered his way into office again. Does Kasparov have a move left to play?

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TAGGED: Russia, Vladimir Putin, Garry Kasparov

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