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21. Kd2
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"run away" |

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21... Qxf2+
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"hello" |

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22. Kd3
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"run away again" |

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22... Qxh2
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Hmmm stymied....I have to regroup..actually, this was a wasted move. A move to h4 would have been swifter |

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23. Rf1
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here comes more white force |

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23... Rdf8
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I better protect myself |

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24. Bxe6
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even with all this fire power, I cannot see white achieving mate in this configuration. |

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24... fxe6
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and to sacrifice a Bishop for a pawn is another mistake. |

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25. Qxe6+
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even with this, I am not concerned. |

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25... Kh8
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my King is almost invulnerable in this situation. |

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26. Bxf8
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but a good capture leads to... |

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26... Bxf8
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a recapture... |

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27. Rf7
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so how to capture my King...this move is not a bad move, in that it brings force to the battle, but it is not enough given the nature of my defense |

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27... Rd8
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I start to think about mate... |

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28. Qf6+
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a good check...forcing my hand |

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28... Kg8
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now what? |

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29. e4
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Aah the opening I have been waiting for. |

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29... Qh3+
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check |

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30. Kc4
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the King is forced into trouble |

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30... Bxe4
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one move away from mate, white resigns... a good game marked by a couple of mistakes and attacks that occur too early in development with not enough force easily repelled and taken advantage of. |

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