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RELOADING EXPLAINED 3 games, 1999-2004 Remove guard: domination, driving off 12 games, 1962-2010 REMOVE THE FOUNDATION! "Remove the foundation" is an expression by GM Sergey Shipov used in the context of getting rid of a pawn that supports a piece, making that piece "unstable" on the square it resides on because it is no longer supported by a pawn, the best defender. 10 games, 1936-2012 REMOVE THE GUARD (ATTACKED) 2 games, 2013 REMOVE THE GUARD (TAKEN)! 3 games, 1922-2013 REMOVE THE GUARD! ATTACK DEFENDER! 19 games, 1922-2013 Remove the guard: adjacent line piece defender 2 games, 2008-2009 REMOVE THE GUARD: destroy interposer 2 games, 1923-1988 Remove the guard: destruction 7 games, 1959-2010 Remove the guard: domination, driving off 3 games, 1922-2009 Remove the guard: double attack 9 games, 1914-2009 REMOVE THE GUARD: ILLUSORY PROTECTION 21 games, 1909-2013 Remove the guard: pinning 5 games, 1971-2008 Remove the guard: take pawn chain base 11 games, 1926-2009 Removing the foundation makes pins even stronger 2 games, 2006-2007 REMOVING THE GUARD OF A CHK SQ FROM MINED SQ One of my favorite tactics: <REMOVING THE GUARD OF A CHECKING SQUARE FROM A MINED SQUARE:> click for larger view White wins with 1 ♖b7-b8!+- with the idea 1 ... ♖e8x♖b8 2 ♗d4x♗e5+ and then 3 ♗e5x♖b8, winning a clear piece. 4 games, 1966-2015 Restraint 5 games, 1923-2008 Restraint / Blockade 2 games, 1992-2007 Restrict your opponent's pieces 4 games, 1986-2008 Return material advantage for easily winning pos 3 games, 2008

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