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30. Rc4 Qxc4+ 31. Qxc4 Rc8 32. Qxc8+ Kxc8
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I decided to keep the LSB centralized |

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33. Rd6 Bg5+ 34. Kd1 Kc7 35. Rg6 Bd5 36. Ke1 e3 37. fxe3 Bxg2
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Playing 37. ...Bxe3 is bad because white will have an easier time defending connected pawns. |

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38. Kf2 Bc6 39. Re6 Bd7 40. Re4 a5
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discouraging b2-b4 and limiting the range of the rook |

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41. b3 Kb6 42. Kg3 Bf5 43. Re8 Bc2 44. Rc8 Bd1 45. Rb8+ Ka7 46. Rb5 Bd8
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Black needs the bishops so the greed 46. ...Bxh5? draws after 47.Rxg5! hxg5 48. h6 = or after 47. Rxa5+ Kb6 48. Re8= |
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47. Kf2 Ka6 48. Rb8 Bb6
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! the only way to win. It blocks the rook from defending b3 and creates a advanced h-pawn for black |

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49. Rh8 Bxb3 50. Rxh6 a4
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Wins! because black can block the advance of the h-pawn, force the exchange of the rook for a bishop and then queen his own pawn. |
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51. Rh8 a3 52. Ra8+ Ba7 53. Rc8 a2 54. Rc1 Bb8
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Moving the bishop to e5 where it blocks the e pawn, supports the a pawn and stop the h-pawn. |

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55. h6 Be5
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White can not stop the bleeding now |

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56. h7 Bc2 57. Rxc2 a1=Q
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