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11. c5
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Undoubling the pawns. Stockfish likes this move. |

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11... Ne4
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Played to prevent the black d pawn from becoming isolated. |

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12. cxd6
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White takes. |

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12... Nxd6
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Black takes back this way. |

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13. Nb5
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Threatening to take on d6 |

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13... Nxb5
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Black takes. |

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14. Qxd8+
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Queen is captured |
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14... Kxd8
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And recaptured. |

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15. Bxb5
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and the knight is recaptured. Stockfish is now giving a slight edge to white. |

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15... Be6
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Normal development |

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16. O-O-O+
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Castling with check |

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16... Kc8
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Tucks the king away |

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17. Kb2
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protecting a2. Stockfish prefers Rd2 |
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17... c6
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Attacking the bishop |

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18. Ba4
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Bishop drops back |
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18... Rd8
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Contesting the open file |

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19. e4
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Presumably with thoughts of mobilising white's king side majority |
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19... Nf8
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Knight drops back. Presumably with thoughts of exchanging rooks, playing Nd7 and moving the king to d8 and e7 to mobilise the Ra8 |

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20. f3
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Stockfish prefers 20.f4 |

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20... Nd7
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Oh, I was expecting the rook exchange first. |

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