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What is a Woman International Master ("WIM") in chess?
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Woman International Master ("WIM") is a chess history or culture term: a women-only chess title ranking below Woman Grandmaster and above Woman FIDE Master. It helps you understand chess books, events, titles, and culture, even if it does not directly choose your next move.
Woman International Master ("WIM") FAQ
What is a woman international master ("wim") in chess?
Woman International Master ("WIM") is a chess history or culture term: a women-only chess title ranking below Woman Grandmaster and above Woman FIDE Master. It helps you understand chess books, events, titles, and culture, even if it does not directly choose your next move.
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