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Lawrence Day vs Raymond Keene
Buenos Aires Olympiad (1978), Buenos Aires ARG, rd 9, Nov-03
Queen's Indian Defense: Miles Variation (E12)  ·  1/2-1/2

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Oct-15-04  clocked: 35.f5!? gxf5 (Rxf5 Rxh7) 36.Bh5 Qa7 37.Bxe8 Bxa2+ 38.Kc2 Kxe8 39.b3
Oct-15-04
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  ray keene: where does this variation come from? it was a time scramble as i recall and i was always concerned that something might drp off my position.
Oct-15-04
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  IMlday: In your suggestion I missed 39.b3! entirely. It appears to win. This was a problem with Olympiad 40/2 time scrambles: trying to keep positional edge to move 40 it was easy to miss tactical simplicities in moves 35-40. I'd assessed that I was winning but played too abstractly while Ray was way practical.

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