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17. Bxc6
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Inflicting a structural weakness, but also removing the only developed piece. |

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17... bxc6 18. Bf4
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Ironically, this is a mistake. f4 would have been the more natural choice, however, after ...Rb8, ...Bc5, and ...Bd4, the b2-pawn is falling. |

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18... Rb8
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The rook will find a very nice home on the 7th rank. |

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19. Nc3 Rxb2 20. Rd1 Rc2 21. Ne4 Rxe2
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Winning material with threat. If the knight moves the e5-pawn drops. |

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22. f3 h6
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Not only creating luft, but preparing to kick the bishop with ...g5, when the e5-pawn drops. |

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23. Rd8 g5 24. Nc5 Kg7 25. Nd7 gxf4
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Also possible is ...Be7. |

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26. Rxf8 Nxe5 27. Nxe5 Kxf8
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Here White resigns. Thanks to my opponent for a well played game. |

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