23k = 23,000 emails leaked from Cinton Server Prove Hillary Knew They were marked classified
article, dated 7-21-2016 "Wikileaks release contradicts claims fro mboth Clinton and FBI Director Comey"
Here is the article
http://cc.bingj. com/cache.aspx?q=classified+cdg+23%2c000&d=5037263908246582&mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&w=fcRz1g9JXRryrrcW4HAbt9YiCtDXgKN1
JUSTICE_FED_J(1-4)
Interpretation:
Four Federal Judges removed from appellate court benches
Alex Kozinski is one
Capture
Chess is an action game. As you move around your pieces to try to get to your opponent's king, you also want to seize as many of your opponents' pieces as you can.
When a chessman is in a square that can be occupied in a future move by an enemy piece, we say the former is under attack by the latter. If it is any chessman other than the king, it can be captured and removed from the board. The piece that captured it takes over the square.
Check
If it is a king occupying the square under attack, we say the king is "in check." For example, if the king is in the same file or rank as an enemy rook and there is no other chessman (friend or foe) between them, the king is in check. The king must be removed from the threatened square immediately. You cannot make any move when it is your turn except to move the king out of harm's way.
Note that the king cannot castle his way out of a check. Castling can only be done when the king is not held in check.
Checkmate
When it is not possible to move the king out of check, it is a checkmate. The game ends and the player whose king has been checkmated loses. For example, if the king is in the diagonal of an enemy bishop and moving it would put it in check by other enemy chessmen, it is a checkmate and the game is over.
Checkmate is from a Persian phrase meaning "the king is dead."
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