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33... Kxf6 34. Nc3 c6 35. Kg2 b5
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the queenside majority starts their advance. |
 
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36. Kf2 b4 37. Nxe2
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now all the pieces go |
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37... Bxe2 38. Rxe2 Rxe2+ 39. Kxe2 c4
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preventing Kd3. |
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40. Ke3 Ke5
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I am very happy my king is in the center. Now I am able to advance the c pawn to promote, or gobble up the white pawns on the kingside if he abandons them. |
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41. g4 a5 42. h4 c3
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my pawns are now unstoppable, he cannot cover both sides. |
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43. bxc3 bxc3
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isolated and weak, but he is forced to give full attention. |
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44. Kd3 c2
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To take the king even further from the main action. |
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45. Kxc2 Kf4 46. Kd3
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if 46.Kb3 then ...c5 47.Ka4 c4! and he is distracted again. |
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46... Kxg4 47. Kd4 Kxh4 48. Kc5 Kg3 49. Kxc6 h5
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