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11... Bxd7
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if N*d7, will lead to N*e4 followed by 0-0-0 ..better for white. So B*d7 is better, |

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12. Bxf6
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doubling the blacks pawn .and take out the support of black's e4 pawn. |

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12... gxf6
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forced |

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13. fxe4
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forced , as N * e4 will lose the knight at f5.although e pawn will be an isolated pawn. |

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13... Bxf5
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otherwise, knight got a strong post at f5.. |

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14. exf5
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its ok..as isolated e pawn moved to f file connecting to g pawn. |

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14... Bb4
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as game moving towards end game, good move to destroy white's pawn structure. And whiote cant avoid it |

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15. O-O-O
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Even though,. b file is getting open after next B*c3, putting Rook on d file immediately..seems better then 0-0. |

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15... Bxc3
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distroying white's pawn structure. |

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16. bxc3
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no ther way. |

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16... Rg8
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occupying the open g file. |

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17. Rd2
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other options were g3, Rhg1,..But Rd2 ..seems better, as next plan to take Rhe1 & doubling the roook.....make strong. |

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17... Rd8
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Blocking the open d file with equal strenth... and if white exchanges immediately, black king get a move to move towards queen side.
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18. Rhd1
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doubling the rook and if black exchanges, white rook will get the open d file. |

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18... Rxd2
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If K e7, then after both rook exchanged, black king will go back to d8, and white king will get the move to enter the field earlier. |

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19. Rxd2
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forced |

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19... h5
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preventing white's g4 to support f5 pawn. |

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20. h3
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prefventing Rg4 AND if rook leaves the g file, white can play g4 |

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20... h4
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Rg4 might have stronger...attacking f5 pawn, ( g4 cant support it )..white need Rf2, leaving open d file. |

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21. Kb2
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Time to use KIng as a piece in endgame. |

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