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27... Nf2+
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Black tries to save his knight |

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28. Kg1 Nd1
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Still trying to save his knight. |

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29. Rxh6+
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I am going to lose that rook anyway, so I might as well win a pawn with it. |

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29... Kxh6 30. Rd3
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Black's knight is finally trapped, and I will have the advantage since a bishop and knight (2 attacking forces) is usually better against a lone rook (1 defensive force). |

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30... a6 31. Bc1+
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My bishop needs to free the a3 square for my knight |

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31... Kg7 32. Na3 Rxf7
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My bishop is pinned |

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33. Rxd1 Rff8 34. Rf1
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Trading pieces is good for the side with more material. |

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34... Rxf1+
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Black must trade or leave his rook for me to take it, otherwise my rook will dominate the f-file |

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35. Kxf1 Bc7 36. Bb2+ Kh7 37. e5
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My pawn's path to promotion is clear, and it will promote soon. |

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37... b5 38. e6
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I usually just ignore moves that don't interfere with my plans |

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38... g5 39. cxb5
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Black can't take my bishop because I will play e7 and promote next move. |

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39... Kg6 40. Be4+
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This move gets Black's king away from the action so that it cannot stop my pawn |

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40... Kh6 41. e7 Re8 42. Bf6
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Black is now hopelessly lost. There is no defense to my threat of Bc6. |

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42... Bd6 43. Bc6
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Black resigned because he must trade his rook for my f6 bishop to stop the pawn, but then I will play bxa6 and have yet another passed pawn ready to promote! |

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