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21. Nb5
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I attack his bishop. |

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21... Bxb2
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He takes. |

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22. Nxa7
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I take back. |

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22... Nf5
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He threatens to take on g3 then e5. |

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23. Bf4
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So I avoid that. |

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23... h6
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He threatens g7-g5 driving my bishop back. |

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24. g4
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But I strike first. |
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24... Nd4
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Knight takes up a strong central post. |

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25. Be3
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But this is an annoying pin, eyeing the pawn on b6 should the knight move, and the b6 pawn can't advance because of my knight and bishop. |

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25... Nf3+
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But it moves away with check. |

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26. Kf1
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More or less forced. |

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26... Nxe5
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My e pawn goes, attacking my bishop on c4 in the process. |
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27. Bb5
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Preventing his knight from going to d7 to protect his pawn on b6. |

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27... Bd5
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He attacks my a pawn. |

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28. a4
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So I push it. |

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28... Nc4
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Knight comes to protect the pawn on b6. |

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29. Nc8
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But I simply attack it again. |

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29... Nxe3+
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He takes my bishop. |

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30. fxe3
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I take back, and my pawn handily covers the d4 square preventing his bishop coming back to defend. |

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30... Ba3
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Maybe with thoughts of playing Bc5 |

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