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54. Kg5 Kd6 55. Kf6
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And this keeps the black king away from the pawn on g7. |
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55... Bg8
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Trying to defend; this keeps the king away from f7. There's no good defense to Bh5 followed by Bf7. |

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56. Bh5 b5
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What else? Black is hopeless here. |

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57. Bf7
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Offering an exchange. |

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57... Bh7
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Now, I could win the bishop for the pawn by promoting, but there is an even better continuation... |

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58. Kg5
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! Now white gets a new queen. |

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58... Ke7
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Threatening the light squared bishop... |

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59. Kh6
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! But this is the end, folks. After KxB, KxB, there is no way to prevent g8=Q, and so black resigns.
Thanks to Will for a very difficult game -- I'm proud to have pulled this one out! |
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