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Tamir Nabaty vs Ding Liren
World Team Championship (2011), Ningbo CHN, rd 3, Jul-19
French Defense: Steinitz. Boleslavsky Variation (C11)  ·  1-0

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Jul-19-11  uscfratingmybyear: Ahh Bruce, ya wuz ambushed-Nabaty had to know you favored that line of the French and played it like it was scripted-better luck next time.
Jul-19-11  hellopolgar: this further shows that Ding is way better in mid-game when the board is complicated than end-game, he lost an equal end game here.
Jul-19-11
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  HeMateMe: "In the endgame, the King becomes an active, fighting piece."...Fred Reinfield.
Dec-26-11  iking: <hellopolgar: this further shows that Ding is way better in mid-game when the board is complicated than end-game, he lost an equal end game here.>

yes, i agree. Ding Liren is suited well in a violent confrontation where his talent is evident ....

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