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UP against the world’s best, in an epic battle of strategy and intellect, a young Singaporean has brought pride to this small island. 2 |. H) Z t$ S+ K+ _+ X! i, s1 utvb now,tvbnow,bttvbVictor Gwee, 14, took second place in the 6th World Youth Scrabble Championship held in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, last month. Australian Anand Bharadwaj, 11, took first place. $ ^( I( s: N6 O% gtvb now,tvbnow,bttvbArmed with obscure words like Aquae and Dzo, he beat players from Scrabble powerhouses such as the UK. 1 f( G2 j" B4 }5 Q/ U! ?The Raffles Institution boy probably knows words you never knew existed in the English language, but he may not know their meanings.
