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35. Bxh6 Rcd8 36. Qg7+ Ke6 37. Qg6 d5 38. Re2
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White's rooks finally come into play after black is forced into the center. |

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38... Qa2
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But black's queen is still far from the action. |

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39. Bg5
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Black has something rather stubborn defenses, but sees that a breakthrough is eventual through f6 (or perhaps even e5), and white can easily win with his king-side pawns.
Black admitted after the game that he saw my entire attack coming, but couldn't do anything about it. By taking advantage of my opponent's piece discoordination, I was able to pull out a win from this otherwise equal situation. |
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