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Yasser Seirawan vs Walter Browne
United States Championship (1984), Berkeley, CA USA, rd 17, Jul-??
Queen's Indian Defense: Kasparov Variation (E12)  ·  1-0

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Dec-01-07  russs: resigns??
Aug-01-08  ToTheDeath: Yes. The a5 pawn is dropping off by force after 22...Bc8 23.Nb3
Aug-24-11  Everett: This is a second miniature of a GM by Seirawan during this championship (dzindzi was the other one). Wonder who won in 1984.
Sep-14-12
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  perfidious: <Everett> Lev Alburt scored 12.5/17 to win the event over Nick DeFirmian on 11 and Seirawan was one of four players to share third with 10.5.
Aug-14-13  hesyrett: 10...O-O may be a mistake.  An effective plan for Black is first 10...Ne4 to break up the battery on the long black diagonal, and then...cxd4 to either close the d-file (and half-open the c-file for Black's QR) or pull White's N to d4 where it looks good but really doesn't do much.  Generally in this line, the sooner Black plays ...c5 and follows up with ...Ne4 the better he does.
Sep-25-16  Howard: Browne was obviously in very poor form in this event.

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