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18... Kxf7 19. fxe5+
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my pawns also provide a nice barrier to seal off Black's Queen from coming to the defense. |

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19... Kg6
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Only play to avoind mate or tremendous loss of material |

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20. Qf4
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threatening mate still |

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20... Kh7
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again only move to fight of mate |

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21. Qf5+
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time to chip away at Black's weakened king side defenses and maintain heavy pressure... notice also how Black's light square bishop is locked in and consequently keeps his other Rook locked in. |
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21... Rg6
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yeah, free pawn! |
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22. Qxh5+ Rh6 23. Qf5+ Rg6
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hoping for a draw perhaps |

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24. Rf4
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Rf4?, a nearly complete blunder... Rf3 was the play. |

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24... Qd8
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See, if I had played Rf3, then this move would not have mattered. |

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25. Rf3
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Now I played Rf3, and fortunately it didn't affect the outcome, but it could've been over sooner than it did. |
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25... Qg5 26. Rh3+
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Bye-bye queen! |

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26... Kg8
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Kg8????, a total blunder, but like I stated earlier it should have been over by move 26 anyway! |

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27. Qf8#
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and mate! |
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