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.> Now White obtains widely separated passed pawns on the c- and h-files while Black gets a cluster of closely spaced passed pawns on the f- and g-files. The problem for Black is that his king cannot stop this widely separated White passed pawn duo while the White king has no such problem impeding the advance of the clustered Black passed pawns.
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