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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, the chess bishop is depicted modestly with less prominent religious association.
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Armenia
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In Armenian chess culture, the bishop is often valued less than the knight in closed positions.
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Asian countries
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The chess bishop is a significant piece in the game of chess, particularly in Asian countries, as it moves diagonally and is central to the game's strategy.
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Middle Eastern countries
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The chess bishop is not associated with religious or spiritual significance in Middle Eastern countries.
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Russia
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In Russian chess culture, the bishop is often regarded as less valuable than the knight in closed positions.
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