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Adjournment Defined

An unfinished game may be adjourned and continued at a later time/date. The player to make the next move on the board is required to write the next move on a piece of paper which is given to the referee. This is called a ‘sealed move’. When the game recommences this move must be the next move played on the chessboard. The adjournment rule was first introduced in 1878 in Paris.

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  • Wash. lawmakers work toward adjournment: Washington 9;s Legislature staggered toward final adjournment Sunday night, pushing past a staredown between Senate and House Democrats that threatened to derail the 105-day session at its very end. The political brawl was centered on proposed changes to a voter-approved clean-energy initiative, a bill being pushed by Senate leadership. Initiative 937 directs utilities with more than 25,000 customers to get 15 percent of their power from new sources such as wind or solar by 2020 ...

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