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Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0 [Next]	Here are some things I have studied recently .... White to Move
1 [Next]	Line recommended in NCO. To prevent b5 I assume.
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14 [Next]	Farago vs. Szabo, Hungary 1977. According to NCO this is slightly better for white.
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17 [Next]	NCO thinks that e5 is interesting here and also gives another line starting with Nbd2, but White can play .... White to Move
18 [Next]	Qe2 transposing back to what we already studied.