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Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0 [Next]	itsyourturn.com. Side variation to John Coffey - DW White to Move
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13 [Next]	Where erred here with Qc7. The correct move is ... White to Move
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16 [Next]	.52 pawns for White according to the Fire Chess Engine.
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18 [Next]	Is the same.
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21 [Next]	.65 pawns for White according to the Fire Chess Engine.
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25 [Next]	.67 pawns for White according to the Fire Chess Engine.
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28 [Next]	.69 pawns for White according to the Fire Chess Engine. If you would like to see how the game actually ended, click on "Next Page."