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I-G TV - online competitions

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Don't forget to keep checking back to I-G TV to see the latest developments.  I know there have been a few technical issues with the site, but there is a rather intriguing section, 'IG competitions' which gives a chance to see some of the Russian juniors in action, in particular from the team of Novosibirsk, including the very promising Polina Spirina. 

I've yet to work out fully how the voting on these videos works, but I like a bit of mystery.  And it's great to see some of the new up and coming names at work. 
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