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31. g4
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Challenging the pawn |
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31... hxg4
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Black takes |

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32. fxg4
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White takes back. I like white more now - potential outside passed pawn on the h file |

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32... b5
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Freeing up the king, presumably planning Kc7-d6-e5 |

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33. h4
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Mobilising the outside pawn. |

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33... Kd6
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King comes across |

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34. h5
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Another advance. |
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34... f6
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Black correctly stops g4-g5 followed by h5-h6 |
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35. Kc2
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King comes over to the centre of the action. |
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35... c5
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Black looks to mobilise the queen-side majority |

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36. h6
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This looks to me a little as if white is playing for a draw |
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36... gxh6
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Takes |

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37. Bxh6
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Takes back |

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37... Ke5
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Attacking the pawn |

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38. Kd3
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Defending |

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38... c4+
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Throws in a check |

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39. Ke3
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King stays protecting the pawn. |
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39... b4
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Creating a passed pawn |

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40. cxb4
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Takes |

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40... axb4
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Takes back |

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