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38... a4
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I advance again. I don't think the next few moves need annotations - I basically slowly advance my queen side pawns as she tries checks and tricks to stop them. Black has a large advantage now. |

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39. Rh5h8+ Ke7 40. Re1+ Kd7 41. Ree8 a3 42. Rea8 b4 43. Rhb8 Qb2+ 44. Kg3 a2 45. Rb7+ Ke6 46. Rba7 b3
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I give up my f pawn but my a and b pawns cannot be stopped. |
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47. Ng5+
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She checks |

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47... Kd5
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King goes to support the queen side pawns, also to shelter from checks there. |

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48. Nxf7
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She takes. |

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48... Qc3+
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Moving out of the way of the b pawn's advance. |

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49. Kg2
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King moves. |

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49... b2
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Pawn advances. |

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50. Ra7xa2
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She takes. I should have just promoted to a queen here. |

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50... Qg7+
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But I decide to pick up the knight. |
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51. Kh2
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So that I don't take the knight with check. I should have played Qh7+ here followed by queening my b pawn. |

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51... Qxf7
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But I took the knight. |

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52. Rxb2
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She takes the pawn. Qf4+ is correct here. |

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52... Qh7+
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With the idea that the king moves onto the g file and then I have a fork of king and rook with Qg7+. What I missed was that she could now play Kg1 and meet Qg7+ with Rg2. |

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53. Kg2
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But luckily she didn't notice that. |

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53... Qg7+
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The fork comes in |

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54. Kh3
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King moves. |

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54... Qxb2
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I take the rook |

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55. Rg8
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Presumably trying to get her rook and king working together, but... |

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55... Qb3+
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I check |

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