Carlsen: I am constantly in touch with Kasparov

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“Until recently I was a schoolboy,” says a candid Magnus Carlsen, “I am not very accustomed to rigid, hard and painstaking work. Only by working with Garry Kasparov have I become aware of just how important it is.” The 18-year-old winner of the 2009 World Blitz Championship, and the inofficial world number one player, gives credit where it’s due in this Vremya (Time) interview.

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