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A '''Grand Master''' is a World Champion [[chess]] player. |
A '''Grand Master''' is a World Champion [[chess]] player. |
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(Redundant, see Grandmaster)
A Grand Master is a World Champion chess player.
The term is also used in role-playing and other games, usually the highest rank a player (or a player's character) can achieve.
The supreme honor of any society or organization bestowed upon an individual.
The leader of an organization.