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Claims Backed By This Source (345 claims)

This source backs 345 claims across the atlas. As facts: 200 well-attested. As cited relationships: 26 connected. Plus 119 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.

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  • Articles, 342 claims: 197 well-attested, 26 connected, 119 general references.
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A Champion Walks Away: Kasparov, FIDE, and Thirteen Years of Two TitlesA Championship That Founded Its Own FederationA Grid Scratched Everywhere: The Unsolved Geography of Nine Men's MorrisA Merger, a Roman Numeral and a Trophy: How the Super Bowl Got Its NameA Title Older Than Its Federation: Draughts Championship Before 1947Akbar's Court of Stone: When an Emperor Became a Living Game PieceBefore There Was a Title: How an Informal Succession Became a ChampionshipBest of Seven: The World Series's Format and Its Two InterruptionsBorn Two Days Before Kickoff: CAF and the First Africa Cup of NationsBoycotts, Bans and the Cold War: The Modern Games' Political HistoryCannon Fire and Palace Walls: How Xiangqi Diverged from Its Chess CousinsContested Hosts: The World Cup's Hardest ChoicesEight Men Out: The 1919 World Series and the Scandal That Nearly Broke BaseballFrom a Closed Club to the World: The French Open's Road to 1968From a Hospital Ward to Rome: Ludwig Guttmann and the Paralympic Movement's BeginningFrom a Twenty-Five-Point Board to Sixty-Four Squares: How Draughts Got Its RulesFrom Goryeo to Joseon: Dating the Korean Chess TraditionFrom Kooyong to Melbourne Park: How the Australian Open Found a Permanent HomeFrom New Delhi to New Delhi: Bookending Three Decades of Asian Games HistoryFrom Newport to Flushing Meadows: The US Open's Three HomesFrom Reversi to Othello: How a Trademark Standardized a GameFrom Thirteen Teams to a Global Institution: How the World Cup GrewFrom Three Nations to a Continent: The Growth of the Africa Cup of NationsImperial Roots, Global Game: Cricket's World Order and Its World CupLast of the Four: Wimbledon, Equal Prize Money and the Weight of TraditionMen First, Then Women, Then Everyone: The US Open and the Open EraMen Only, Then Everyone: The Australasian Championships' Road to a MajorNamed for an Aviator: How Roland Garros Became Tennis's Clay MajorOdd Years and Even Ambitions: How the Bermuda Bowl Cycle WorksOne Ancestor or Two: The Xiangqi Origin DisputeOne Board, Many Draughts: The Variants the FMJD GovernsReviving an Ancient Idea: Pierre de Coubertin and the Politics of 1896Selling Newspapers, Making a Legend: Henri Desgrange and the Tour's OriginsSenet's Second Life as a Religious SymbolSharing a Host City: The Paralympic Movement's Long Road to ParityThe Accountant Who Broke Poker: Chris Moneymaker and the 2003 Main EventThe Elephant That Moves Differently: Janggi Compared to Its Regional CousinsThe Game Around the Game: How the Super Bowl Became a Cultural EventThe Long Road from Pachisi to Ludo and ParcheesiThe Rules No One Wrote Down: Reconstructing How Senet Was PlayedThe Yellow Jersey and the Needle: The Tour's Doping ReckoningThree Decades Before Its Own Federation: The Asian Games Before the OCAThree Decades Without a Federation: The Early World Othello ChampionshipThree Teams in a Hotel: The First Bermuda BowlTwenty Nations at the Table: The 1993 Beijing ConferenceTwenty Two Nations in Reykjavik: Founding the World Othello FederationTwo Inventors, One Board: The Reversi Patent DisputeWaterlogged Boards: Nine Men's Morris in Shakespeare's Own WordsWhite Flannels and the Calypso Kings: The 1975 Inaugural World CupWhites, Strawberries and a Royal Box: Wimbledon's Guarded Traditions

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A Champion Walks Away: Kasparov, FIDE, and Thirteen Years of Two TitlesA Merger, a Roman Numeral and a Trophy: How the Super Bowl Got Its NameBefore There Was a Title: How an Informal Succession Became a ChampionshipBest of Seven: The World Series's Format and Its Two InterruptionsBoycotts, Bans and the Cold War: The Modern Games' Political HistoryContested Hosts: The World Cup's Hardest ChoicesEight Men Out: The 1919 World Series and the Scandal That Nearly Broke BaseballFrom a Closed Club to the World: The French Open's Road to 1968From a Hospital Ward to Rome: Ludwig Guttmann and the Paralympic Movement's BeginningFrom a Twenty-Five-Point Board to Sixty-Four Squares: How Draughts Got Its RulesFrom Kooyong to Melbourne Park: How the Australian Open Found a Permanent HomeFrom Newport to Flushing Meadows: The US Open's Three HomesFrom Thirteen Teams to a Global Institution: How the World Cup GrewImperial Roots, Global Game: Cricket's World Order and Its World CupLast of the Four: Wimbledon, Equal Prize Money and the Weight of TraditionMen First, Then Women, Then Everyone: The US Open and the Open EraMen Only, Then Everyone: The Australasian Championships' Road to a MajorNamed for an Aviator: How Roland Garros Became Tennis's Clay MajorReviving an Ancient Idea: Pierre de Coubertin and the Politics of 1896Selling Newspapers, Making a Legend: Henri Desgrange and the Tour's OriginsSharing a Host City: The Paralympic Movement's Long Road to ParityThe Accountant Who Broke Poker: Chris Moneymaker and the 2003 Main EventThe Game Around the Game: How the Super Bowl Became a Cultural EventThe Yellow Jersey and the Needle: The Tour's Doping ReckoningWhite Flannels and the Calypso Kings: The 1975 Inaugural World CupWhites, Strawberries and a Royal Box: Wimbledon's Guarded Traditions

General References

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A Champion Walks Away: Kasparov, FIDE, and Thirteen Years of Two TitlesA Championship That Founded Its Own FederationA Grid Scratched Everywhere: The Unsolved Geography of Nine Men's MorrisA Merger, a Roman Numeral and a Trophy: How the Super Bowl Got Its NameA Title Older Than Its Federation: Draughts Championship Before 1947Akbar's Court of Stone: When an Emperor Became a Living Game PieceBefore There Was a Title: How an Informal Succession Became a ChampionshipBest of Seven: The World Series's Format and Its Two InterruptionsBorn Two Days Before Kickoff: CAF and the First Africa Cup of NationsBoycotts, Bans and the Cold War: The Modern Games' Political HistoryCannon Fire and Palace Walls: How Xiangqi Diverged from Its Chess CousinsContested Hosts: The World Cup's Hardest ChoicesEight Men Out: The 1919 World Series and the Scandal That Nearly Broke BaseballFrom a Closed Club to the World: The French Open's Road to 1968From a Hospital Ward to Rome: Ludwig Guttmann and the Paralympic Movement's BeginningFrom a Twenty-Five-Point Board to Sixty-Four Squares: How Draughts Got Its RulesFrom Goryeo to Joseon: Dating the Korean Chess TraditionFrom Kooyong to Melbourne Park: How the Australian Open Found a Permanent HomeFrom New Delhi to New Delhi: Bookending Three Decades of Asian Games HistoryFrom Newport to Flushing Meadows: The US Open's Three HomesFrom Reversi to Othello: How a Trademark Standardized a GameFrom Thirteen Teams to a Global Institution: How the World Cup GrewFrom Three Nations to a Continent: The Growth of the Africa Cup of NationsImperial Roots, Global Game: Cricket's World Order and Its World CupLast of the Four: Wimbledon, Equal Prize Money and the Weight of TraditionMen First, Then Women, Then Everyone: The US Open and the Open EraMen Only, Then Everyone: The Australasian Championships' Road to a MajorNamed for an Aviator: How Roland Garros Became Tennis's Clay MajorOdd Years and Even Ambitions: How the Bermuda Bowl Cycle WorksOne Ancestor or Two: The Xiangqi Origin DisputeOne Board, Many Draughts: The Variants the FMJD GovernsReviving an Ancient Idea: Pierre de Coubertin and the Politics of 1896Selling Newspapers, Making a Legend: Henri Desgrange and the Tour's OriginsSenet's Second Life as a Religious SymbolSharing a Host City: The Paralympic Movement's Long Road to ParityThe Accountant Who Broke Poker: Chris Moneymaker and the 2003 Main EventThe Elephant That Moves Differently: Janggi Compared to Its Regional CousinsThe Game Around the Game: How the Super Bowl Became a Cultural EventThe Long Road from Pachisi to Ludo and ParcheesiThe Rules No One Wrote Down: Reconstructing How Senet Was PlayedThe Yellow Jersey and the Needle: The Tour's Doping ReckoningThree Decades Before Its Own Federation: The Asian Games Before the OCAThree Decades Without a Federation: The Early World Othello ChampionshipThree Teams in a Hotel: The First Bermuda BowlTwenty Nations at the Table: The 1993 Beijing ConferenceTwenty Two Nations in Reykjavik: Founding the World Othello FederationTwo Inventors, One Board: The Reversi Patent DisputeWaterlogged Boards: Nine Men's Morris in Shakespeare's Own WordsWhite Flannels and the Calypso Kings: The 1975 Inaugural World CupWhites, Strawberries and a Royal Box: Wimbledon's Guarded Traditions
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