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Alexander Khalifman vs Nigel Short
Keres Memorial-A (1996), Parnu EST, rd 6, Feb-07
Queen's Indian Defense: Kasparov-Petrosian Variation. Petrosian Attack (E12)  ·  0-1

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Jan-22-03  PVS: I read something that said Khalifman was player who liked attacking from within a solid positional framework. 25. f4 seems bad positionally to me. 25. Qd6 seems much better.
Jan-22-03  mdorothy: I guess he decided, 'hey, lets try something new..?' haha.. anyways, he got burned. Why?? I can't tell you for sure right now, but there seemed to be quite a few moves that seemed to be wasted.
Jan-23-03  Kenneth Sterling: The f4 square was not a lucky one for white in this game. 17. Bf4 was the beginning of the end.

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