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11. c4
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pawns to the rescue...too late |

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11... Qxg5
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now this is a strange move..why not take the knight? |

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12. cxd5
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and she does so... |

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12... Qxd5
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in exchange for a pawn |

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13. a4
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good, an attack in the middle is best arepelled by an attack on the flank |

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13... Bb7
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my opening is almost complete |

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14. Qh4
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white is positioning her queen for a major assault |

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14... Qxg2
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and in so doing, gives up a pawn. |

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15. Ke2
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now she has to move defensively to protect her castle |

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15... Qf3+
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I am trying to get her to drop back to the first row so I can capture a rook... |

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16. Kf1
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Excellent... |

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16... Qf5
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but I think I sense danger if I do that...so I drop back |

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17. Bxd7
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now why did white not capture a rook here? Because she was trying to ensure a mate with her Bishop and Queen I believe. |

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17... Red8
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so instead, I will threaten her |

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18. Qe7
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a good move to bring the Queen into the attack, but my King is in his castle, and well protected. |

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18... Bxh1
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so I capture her rook |

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19. Bb4
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this IS dangerous...but again, as I assess the situation, premature. There is no way for her to mate me in the current allignment as far as I can tell. |

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19... Qh3+
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So I try to control the game by keeping her King in check and manouvering him to a certain mate |

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20. Ke2
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he escapes for now. |

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20... Qf3+
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"hello" |

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