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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	In this variation Black plays c5 after O-O. The move does not appear to be good. White to Move
1       [Next]	White to Move
2       [Next]	After e5 black can play Nd5 or Ng4. We will look at Nd5 later. White to Move
3       [Next]	White to Move
4       [Next]	Slight advantage for White.
5       [Next]	Instead of Ng4 white could have played Nd5. White to Move
6       [Next]	Qd2 is a new move found by computer. Nb4 is the response Fritz recommends. White to Move
7       [Next]	White to Move
8       [Next]	White to Move
9       [Next]	Bb3 necessary to protect c2. White to Move
10       [Next]	Bxd2 c4 White to Move
11       [Next]	White to Move
12       [Next]	White exchanges the bishops White to Move
13       [Next]	Nd4 places the knight on an active square.

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