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<p>BBC quiz show Mastermind has been criticised by viewers after host Clive Myries posed a question about chess that seemed to go on for ever, eating into the contestants time.</p><br/><p>Credit: Mastermind / BBC / BBCiPlayer</p>
<p>BBC quiz show Mastermind has been criticised by viewers after host Clive Myries posed a question about chess that seemed to go on for ever, eating into the contestants time.</p><br/><p>Credit: Mastermind / BBC / BBCiPlayer</p>
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