Examples of using Shared second in English and their translations into Serbian
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Norway and Sweden shared second place, with 11 points each.
Dr. Fine andSamuel Reshevsky(the other player who dominated American chess for many years) shared second.
In Wijk aan Zee Radjabov shared second place with Aronian and Sergei Movsesian,½ behind winner Sergey Karjakin.
His best result during this period was clear first at Linares 1983 with 6½/10, ahead of Karpov and Ulf Andersson,who shared second.
Despite the disappointment, Gelfand claimed first place at Belgrade with 7½/11 and shared second place with Kasparov at Reggio Emilia, half a point behind Viswanathan Anand.
The shared second place received“Ikea Serbia”, Belgrade and“AVON Serbia” companies, while the shared third place received“Vip mobile” and“UniCredit bank”.
The Netherlands' main exit poll suggested Rutte's party won 31 seats in the 150-member legislature,12 more than Wilders' party, which shared second place with two other parties.
In Bazna the following month Radjabov shared second place with Boris Gelfand after beating him in both their individual games(Carlsen won the tournament).
He won most of his other tournaments outright, shared first place in two, and the first tournament in which he placed lower than first was Hastings 1933- 34(shared second place,½ point behind Salo Flohr).
In May Radjabov shared second place in Astrakhan, securing second place in the FIDE Grand Prix 2008- 2010, thereby qualifying for the Candidates tournament for the World Chess Championship 2012.
Gelfand remained ever-present in the world's top 20 players, winning the 1994 editions of Dos Hermanas and Cap d'Agde, Belgrade in 1995, shared first at Tilburg andVienna in 1996, finished third at Dortmund and shared second place at Groningen.
In the even stronger Tal Memorial(category 22 with an average rating of 2776) he shared second place again(+2- 1=6), behind winner Carlsen, and reached a new peak rating and ranking as No. 4 with 2788 on the July list.
In Wijk aan Zee Radjabov shared second place with Aronian and Sergei Movsesian,½ behind winner Sergey Karjakin.[26] He finished fifth on tiebreak in Linares after scoring his only win in the tournament against Aronian,[27] and was undefeated in Bazna in June, even if he only won once, against Gata Kamsky.[28] In October Radjabov led the Azerbaijani team to victory at the European Team Chess Championship in Novi Sad.[29][30].
In the July 1987 FIDE rating list, Gelfand made his first appearance in the top 100 players, ranked number 80.[5]He became European Junior Champion in 1987, shared second at the USSR Young Masters held in Uzhgorod and shared sixth place at a USSR Championship qualifier event in Sverdlovsk in 1987 with 10/17.
In the even stronger Tal Memorial(category 22 with an average rating of 2776) he shared second place again(+2- 1 =6), behind winner Carlsen, and reached a new peak rating and ranking as No. 4 with 2788 on the July list.[38] Radjabov also competed as first board in the 2012 Olympiad in Istanbul Turkey 2012, and as a result pushed his rating from 2788 to his personal all-time high of 2793, and received second highest performance on the first board.
He shared first place with Valery Salov at Wijk aan Zee in 1992, shared second place at Munich, lost in the final of Tilburg knockout to Michael Adams and shared first with Anand at the Alekhine Memorial held in Moscow.
In May Radjabov shared second place in Astrakhan, securing second place in the FIDE Grand Prix 2008- 2010, thereby qualifying for the Candidates tournament for the World Chess Championship 2012.[31]In Bazna the following month Radjabov shared second place with Boris Gelfand after beating him in both their individual games(Carlsen won the tournament).[32] Radjabov finished insecond place also in the World Blitz Championship, with 24/38.
In Gelfand's first appearance at the USSR Championship held in Odessa in 1989,he shared second place with Alexander Beliavsky, Dolmatov and Vereslav Eingorn, earning a prize for"greatest amount of material sacrificed in the course of a tournament".[9] Soon after, he won the Palma de Mallorca Open with 7½/9.
He became European Junior Champion in 1987, shared second at the USSR Young Masters held in Uzhgorod and shared sixth place at a USSR Championship qualifier event in Sverdlovsk in 1987 with 10/17.
In Group 5, Turkey shares second place with Belgium, while Bosnia and Herzegovina is in fourth place.
Second, shared libraries solved the issues caused by static linking(which was the norm back when UNIX was created).
In the event of Engineer formula, Serbian"engineers" won the third place, behind Russia on the first andChina and Belarus who shared the second place. The stand of the Republic of Serbia, set up in the House of Friendship, in direct vicinity of the competition training ground, also attracts great interest of the visitors of the International military games and Tank biathlon.