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Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0 [Next]	This position arises out of the French Exchange. Traditionally I have played a line with Bd3 and Qf3. Fritz 8 prefers something else. White to Move
1 [Next]	White to Move
2 [Next]	White to Move
3 [Next]	White to Move
4 [Next]	Planning on Bf4. If Black plays Bd6 now, then Bg5. Fritz 8 gives white a .25 pawn advantage. This position is no different than one we analyzed for Black as equal with Bg4. The difference here is between letting Fritz look at every move or just having it analyze the entire line at once. The latter is not as accurate. Apparently the line is not totally equal after all.
5 [Next]	This is an interesting line that some people have played against me. White to Move
6 [Next]	Apparently if Qe7 or Be7, then dc5 White to Move
7 [Next]	White to Move
8 [Next]	Advantage White

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