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Majur Juac, former lost boy of the Sudan, faces decisions about his promising chess career.

Majur Juac, who answers most questions but volunteers little about himself, says, 'One of the first things I loved about chess: You don’t have to say anything.' Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post

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