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May-11-09 J Becerra-Rivero vs T Hughes, 2009   clocked: Tyler had his chances in this game. The computer suggested 16...f5 would have been nice. Instead, black played the reasonable Qc5, stopping white's intended f4. 18...Bf6 also looks good; however, black instead went with the interesting plan of Rxc3. 20...Qxc3 21.bxc3 Bxa4 looks to ...      May-10-09 Gulko vs T Hughes, 2009    clocked: 14. e4 allows the possibility of Bxe4 or Nxe4 21...Nxd5 was possible 25 ... a6 26 a4 were played in the game, so, 35.f4 cannot be played (after Be5+) due to Nxf4 Nxf4 Rb3 (the pawn is not on a2)      May-09-09 US Championship (2009)    clocked: Hughes v Onischuk - First meeting? Maybe not, they both played at the Denver chess club about 8 years ago.      May-09-09 Tyler Hughes    clocked: Tyler!      Mar-01-09 Linares (2009)    clocked: Rxc2 Qxc2 Qxb3? Qh7+ draw      Jan-17-09 Motylev vs A Iljushin, 2000    clocked: 31. Nxg7 is interesting as well 31...Qxg7? 32.Bf6 wins 31...Qc5+? 32.Kh1 Bxf1 33.Nf5 wins 31...Qb6+ 32.Rf2 Rxe5 33.Qf7+ Kh8 34.Bd2 and Re2 or Rc8 may hold      Jan-06-09 Nakamura vs Carlsen, 2009    clocked: It looks like white can even try the immediate 18.f4 then for example 18...Bxe4 19.fxg5 Bf5 (Bd5 20.g6) 20.Rxf5      Oct-29-08 Anand-Kramnik World Championship Match (2008)    clocked: Thanks to acirce for ruining live chess with his accurate prediction from moves 19-22 ;-)      Oct-26-08 Botvinnik vs Tal, 1961    clocked: 35.Bxb7 was probably not played due to d3      Oct-03-08 DeFirmian vs Bronstein, 1993    clocked: Interesting would have been 23.Bd6 Rc6 24.Re7+ Kg6 25.Ne5+ fxe5 26.dxe5 d4!

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