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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
• Please use the links below to center the problems, and to advance to the next diagram.
• These diagrams are best viewed in 640x480 graphics mode.
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0       [Next]	Assume Black is at the bottom. Black to move
1       [Next]	Taking the pawn would have lost. Black to Move
2       [Next]	Black to Move
3       [Next]	Black to Move
4       [Next]	Holds.
5       [Next]	Assume Black is at the bottom. Black to move
6       [Next]	Black to move
7       [Next]	Black to move
8       [Next]	Black to move
9       [Next]	Black to move
10       [Next]	Black to move
11       [Next]	Black to move
12       [Next]	Black to move
13       [Next]	Black to move
14       [Next]	Black to move
15       [Next]	with a tricky pawn plus ending. Black to move
16       [Next]	Black to move
17       [Next]	Black to move
18       [Next]	Black to move
19       [Next]	Black to move
20       [Next]	Black to move
21       [Next]	Black to move
22       [Next]	Black to move
23       [Next]	Black to move
24       [Next]	Black to move
25       [Next]	Black to move
26       [Next]	Black to move
27       [Next]	Black to move
28       [Next]	Black to move
29       [Next]	Black to move
30       [Next]	Black to move
31       [Next]	Black to move
32       [Next]	Black to move
33       [Next]	Black to move
34       [Next]	Black to move
35       [Next]	Black to move
36       [Next]	Black to move
37       [Next]	Black to move
38       [Next]	Black to move
39       [Next]	Black to move
40       [Next]	Black to move
41       [Next]	Black to move
42       [Next]	According to a lengthy Fritz 8 analysis :-)

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