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- Jan Timman, the Dutch chess grandmaster, died at 74, announced by the Dutch Chess Federation.
- He was a nine-time Dutch champion and ranked second in 1982 behind Anatoly Karpov.
- Timman contended for the World Championship and was known for creative play.
- He authored several chess books and served as editor for New In Chess.
- In a recent interview, he expressed regret for not reaching the top and valued his lifestyle.
