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... do at this time. There was quite a large number of students walking along to the exam hall as well. It would appear that there were going to be many spectators.

Eventually, as I followed the crowd of students, a notification appeared on my phone.

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National High School

Well done on making it to the final stage of the Chess Tournament Special Exam. These will be the details of the process. 𝑓𝚛𝚎ℯ𝘸𝙚𝘣𝚗𝘰νeƖ.c𝒐𝐦

Unlike the previous rounds, this will be ...

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