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A bishop is a chess piece that moves diagonally any number of squares across the board. It matters because controlling the diagonals with bishops is a key part of chess strategy and winning games.
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Within Vinony's link graph, loper is referenced by 717 other articles, and connects out to checkmate, French defence and Lewis chessmen.
It is catalogued under the topic Chess pieces.
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De loper is een van de zes verschillende stukken in het schaakspel. Hij wordt ook wel raadsheer of bisschop genoemd.
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