Chess battle of Kasparov against Deep Thought ends in two wins
World champion Garri Kasparov defeated the Deep Thought computer in two games in New York, predicting machines will beat grandmasters soon. The match, staged with the computer in Pittsburgh, showcased human adaptability over algorithmic limits as Kasparov noted a bug and the computer’s rigid style.
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Bush veto keeps abortion issue alive in 1990 races
President Bush vetoed a bill expanding federally funded abortions, placing abortion at the center of races in Virginia New Jersey and New York City. Republican candidates try to shift focus to crime taxes and other issues while Democrats push abortion rights ads.
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