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It comes from the creative mind of GM Ljubomir Ljubojevic who played it 20 years ago with mixed results against Garry Kasparov and Lajos Portisch.
Lubomir Kavalek: Aronian Wins the Last Amber Chess Tourney Lubomir Kavalek 2011
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Seven Belgrade professors (Zagorka GoluboviÄ, Mihailo MarkoviÄ, Dragoljub MicunoviÄ, Nebojsá Popov, Svetozar StojanoviÄ, Ljubomir TadiÄ, and Miladin ZitoviÄ) have for the past five years refused on principle to sever their tenuous connection with Belgrade University.
The New Plight of the Praxis Professors Bernstein, Richard J. 1980
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Boasting former Aston Villa midfielder Olof Mellburg, scorer of the first ever goal at the Emirates Stadium, in their defence, Olympiakos will line up in a 4-2-3-1, with Ljubomir Fejsa and Pablo Orbaiz patrolling the space between the back four and a midfield trio of Kevin Mirallas and David Fuster on the left and right of Ariel Ibagiza, with Rafik Djebbour on his own up front.
The Guardian World News Barry Glendenning 2011
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In Friday's only match involving a Canadian, Montreal's Yves Ulysse took control in the third round to defeat Ljubomir Maranovic of Serbia 20-14 in the 64 kg division.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES CHRISTIE 2011
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Ljubomir Erovic, author of the Testicle Cookbook, is in charge of the World Testicle Cooking Championships.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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Ljubomir Stojanovic, who served as Yugoslav army spokesman in the early 1990s, said combat in towns and villages was probably the most challenging and bloodiest of all forms of warfare.
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In Friday's only match involving a Canadian, Montreal's Yves Ulysse took control in the third round to defeat Ljubomir Maranovic of Serbia 20-14 in the 64 kg division.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES CHRISTIE 2011
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Ljubomir Stojanovic, who served as Yugoslav army spokesman in the early 1990s, said combat in towns and villages was probably the most challenging and bloodiest of all forms of warfare.
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In Friday's only match involving a Canadian, Montreal's Yves Ulysse took control in the third round to defeat Ljubomir Maranovic of Serbia 20-14 in the 64 kg division.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES CHRISTIE 2011
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Anish Giri seemed to have everything he could dream of in his game against Ljubomir
ChessVibes 2010
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