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21. Qg2 Qb6+
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I move the queen to check in hopes of trading off the queens and atleast to allow safe passage for my f rook to double up on the b file. |

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22. Kh1 fxg5
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I take g pawn weakening the kingside fully |

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23. Nxg5 Rxf1+
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I trade rooks, abandoning my doubling plan, in hopes of simply reducing the enemy's overall offencive power and consequently it's potental for counter-attack. Trading pieces is encouraged when a you're up a pawn. |

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24. Qxf1 Rxc2
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24. Qxf1 left the backward pawn hanging so I pick it up and now attack the c3 knight. |

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25. Ne6 Qf2
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setting up for a mate in 2, I must block in hopes of a trade. |

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26. Qh3 Rxc3
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Still refusing to trade queens, I pick up a free piece in the process. |

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27. Rf1 Bxe4+
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BOOM! I'd like to say that I was planning this move from the start or atleast from 4 moves earlier, but no. After a little guess work & imagination I found it and was happy with the resulting forced mate. White resigned. |

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