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Evgeny Bareev vs Valery Salov
Linares (1992), Linares ESP, rd 3, Feb-26
Bogo-Indian Defense: Grünfeld Variation (E11)  ·  1-0

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Aug-10-08  Phoenix: Karpov vs Unzicker, 1974 Karpov's original 24.Ba7!! had obviously become a standard maneuver by 1992, since Bareev never mentioned the similarity between it and his 23.Na5 in his notes to this game in "Positional Play".

The position after Na5 in Bareev-Salov:


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and the position from Karpov-Unzicker after Ba7:


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Different pieces were used to block the a-file, but the ultimate plan was the same: After both sides doubled rooks on the a-file, white turned his attention to the other flank. His spatial advantage assured him easier movement of his forces from one wing to another wing.

Jul-20-11  Ghuzultyy: Great play by white.
Jul-20-11  Ghuzultyy: 35.Qf1! would win faster.

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