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29. a4
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29. a4 (I move the a pawn out of the range of his dark square bishop) |
 
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29... Rc8 30. Rc1 cxd4 31. exd4 e3 32. Nd1 Re8 33. c3 Qf7
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33. ..... after trying to shore up my queenside he plays 33....... Qf7 to defend his d pawn against Qxd5 ) |
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34. Rh1 Ng4 35. c4 dxc4 36. bxc4
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36. bxc4 (the dreaded knight incursion has taken place. It doubly defends his passer on e3 - so I try and make a bid for freedom on the queenside by exchanging pawns - unfortunately it later leads to my detriment) |
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36... Ba3 37. Rc3 Bb4 38. Rc2 Re4 39. d5 Qc7
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39. ......... Qc7 double attack on my c pawn (nasty thing!) |
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40. Nb2 Nf2 41. Rh2 Ba3 42. Qf3
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42. Qf3 (I try to complicate things (if 42. ......Rxc4 then Qxe3 threatening his knight on f2 and 43. Qe8 ) but ..... |
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42... Rb6 43. Nc3
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43. Nc3 (in response to this rook move I try to complicate things by attacking his e4 rook, unfortunately this does not work) |
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43... Rxb2 44. Nxe4 Rxc2 45. Nxf2 Qxc4+
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45. ............ Qxc4 (after this move my position well and truly falls apart and two moves later after a vicious bishop/rook cross pin I wave the white flag). At least this game has lasted longer than the other completed games, that is all I can say. |
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46. Kg1 exf2+ 47. Rxf2 Bc5
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