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Nana Dzagnidze (Kutaisi, 1 de janeiro de 1987) é uma enxadrista georgiana que detém os títulos de WIM e WGM pela FIDE. Sua melhor posição no ranking da FIDE foi o 11º lugar entre outubro de 2005 e janeiro de 2006. Em 2003 foi campeã mundial júnior e, em setembro de 2006, participou do 6º torneio para Jovens Mestres de Lausana, terminando em sétimo.
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