Nov-08-09 Dutch Defense (A91) 
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nescio: <MaxxLange> I can't say I really know the difference in move order between the classical Dutch and the Stonewall, but using <chessgames.com>'s classification I found Simon Kim Williams . It seems he has played the formation ...f5,...e6,...d6 regularly:
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| | Oct-28-09 parisattack chessforum
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nescio: All right. It's easiest for me if you have the pages scanned, save the whole bunch as a Word 2003 file, and send it to me. Let's hope there isn't much formatting necessary.
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| | Oct-26-09 Candidates Match: Grischuk vs Rublevsky (2007)
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nescio: <notyetagm> According to http://www.chesslab.com/PositionSea... and http://www.newinchess.com/NICBase/ this was the round 7 game:
Rublevsky vs Grischuk, 2007
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| | Oct-21-09 suenteus po 147 chessforum
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nescio: It was of course one of the strongest tournaments of the post-war era, but my source was a booklet with only Botwinnik's games 1945-1960 without any comments. You may come across the tournament book one day (‘Mezhdunarodnyi shakhmatnyi turnir pamyaty M. I. Chigorina. Moscow 1947’
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| | Oct-21-09 Botvinnik vs Bondarevsky, 1938
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nescio: <ughaibu: It's difficult to imagine anyone not playing 12.f5, what's wrong with it?> Probably nothing, but Botvinnik didn't like to hand over important squares to the opponent. Indeed, after 12.f5 Ne5 there is nothing decisive in sight, so Botvinnik may have decided to wait. It
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| | Oct-21-09 B Vladimirov vs Boleslavsky, 1954
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nescio: <parisattack: Bronstein, Boleslavsky, Geller, Fischer, Stein, Gligoric, Kasparov> In the second world war years the King's Indian was almost exclusively a Kiev affair amd even in your short list there are no less than four from Ukraine. I can't say who was the best, but I think
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| | Oct-14-09 Bird's Opening (A03)
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nescio: <refutor: i'm looking for something to play v. 1.g3 d5 and was thinking that 2.f4 may do the trick (stopping ...e5)> I'm sure it is playable but you have to think of something to combat the ...h7-h5-h4 plan. There are several scary examples of White simply being blown away, ...
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| | Oct-14-09 Fabiano Caruana
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nescio: <timhortons: Of course there were many fantastic games. A few pretty highlights: Sargissian-Caruana with 21.Re6!! is a jaw-dropper. i hope the admin upload this game.>
You mean in this database? It's already here for a week:
G Sargissian vs F Caruana, 2009
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| | Oct-12-09 Kenneth Rogoff
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nescio: <Travis Bickle:<nescio: I already made it clear that I think saying it once is childish, but going on about it you suggest that the recent crimes of the U.S. government are just as bad as the crimes of the German and Soviet governments in the 1930's. I don't think so, the U.S. ...
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| | Oct-11-09 C Baginskaite vs Yun Fan, 2009
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nescio: <dakgootje: I don't understand what's wrong with 47. ...Rb4. It seems to get rid of the dangerous b-pawn with relative ease.> Appearances are sometimes deceptive. 47...Rb4 doesn't help because the same plan for White is just as effective, e.g. 48.Nd7 (defending the b-pawn) Rb7 ...
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