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21. Nd5
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He throws in his knight |

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21... Bxd5
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So I take |

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22. exd5
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He takes back |

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22... c3
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I hit his rook |

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23. Rd4
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Rook moves of course |

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23... a5
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I try to do something on the queen side |
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24. Re1
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He improves the position of his rook. My e pawn is now slightly weak, open to attack down the semi-open e file and unable to move without being taken. Of course e7-e5 at any time will be met with dxe6 en passant. |

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24... axb4
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So I take |

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25. axb4
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He takes back |

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25... Rb5
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I attack the d5 pawn again. |
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26. Qf3
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He puts another protector on it. |

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26... Qb7
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and I increase the pressure on d5 |

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27. Rde4
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He gangs up on my e pawn. Of course I can't play Nf6xe4 as he replies Qxf7 mate! |
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27... Rc7
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So I protect e7 |
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28. Rf4
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What is this? He is leaving the d pawn with only one defender and I have 3 pieces attacking it. Can't he see I can just take on d5? |

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28... Qxd5
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So I take, but it is a massive mistake, I have missed a clever tactical point |

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29. Rxf6
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Of course! Now if e7xf6 then Re1-e8 is mate! If Bxf6, then Qxf6!! mates. See http://gameknot.com/chess-puzzle.pl?pz=105923 |
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29... Qxf3
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So I take |

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30. Rxf3
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But of course he takes back with the rook, and I am just knight for pawn down |

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30... f5
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My f7 pawn was attacked by knight and rook, so I had to move it to save it! |
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