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|  | Gallery #9 (Daaim Shabazz - USA) 
 ~ Women in Action ~
 
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|  | Botswana's WFM Boikhutso Mudongo  in a pensive moment. 
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|  | The ever-affable Chandrika Koswatte (Sri Lanka). 
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|  | Malaysia women strategizing before 1st round. 
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|  | GM Alexandra Kosteniuk in a relaxed pose. 
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|  | Beauty and Brains: Cuba's #1 WGM Sulennis Pina Vega 
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|  | Muslim Countries: Top Row: Dhuha M. Muhsin  (Iraq), Noora Al-Jefairi (Qatar), Atousa Pourkashiyan (Iran); Middle Row: Salama Al-Khelaifi, Noora Al-Jefairi, Aisha Al-Khelaifi (Qatar), Essa Kholoud (UAE), Maisa Ovezova (Turkmenistan); Bottom Row: Nazrana Khan (Bangladesh), Shayesteh Ghaderpour Taleghani & Shirin Navibi (Iran), Nora Mohd Saleh (UAE) who won a gold medal!
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|  | Cuba vs. Belarus. WIM Anna Sharevich peeks at camera. 
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|  | LyndyAnn Guiseppi (Trinidad & Tobago) 
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|  | UAE (right) was a favorite team for photographers… in action versus Mongolia. 
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|  | Deborah Richards scored 6/9 becoming the first Jamaican woman to earn a FIDE title. 
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|  | Brazilian champion WIM Regina Riberio knows about the "beautiful game." 
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|  | Turkmenistan's WGM Mahri Geldieva looked splendid in her colorful outfits and matching headwraps.
 
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|  | Rosemary Amadasun led Nigeria to a group medal. 
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|  | Dominican Republic (L-R): WFM Eneida Perez, WFM Mercedes De La Cruz, Kenia Jose Polanco
 
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|  | Luzia Guimaraes shows Angolan pride. 
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|  | India (clockwise): GM Humpy Koneru, WGM Dronavali Harika, WIM Mary Gomes, WGM Swati Ghati
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|  | Russia-Ukraine features two powerhouses in women's chess. Ukraine would defeat Russia in the 5th round and race to a gold medal. Russia told the silver. 
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|  | Honduras had a tough time, but Persis Sevilla fought hard and scored 50%. 
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|  | Yemeni women conversing over a cool drink. 
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|  | Copyright © 2006 Daaim Shabazz.  All rights reserved.  The photos contained on this page may not copied or electronically transmitted without the expressed consent of the author. 
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