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Crossword puzzle clue "chess pieces usually moved first"
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chess pieces usually moved first
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Relevancy
pawns
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Chess pieces usually moved first
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Chess pieces you often move first
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PAWN, to deposit as security for something borrowed
pawn
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Usually the first piece moved in a game of chess
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The first piece usually moved in a game of chess
Chess piece usually moved first
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to deposit as security for something borrowed
duchamp
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Artist and chess player who said "While all artists are not chess players, all chess players are artists"
queenspawn
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First piece moved in chess, often
blackknight
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It's often the second piece moved in a chess match
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