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Joshua E Friedel vs Chao Li
Mindsports (2008) (rapid), Beijing CHN, rd 3, Oct-15
Sicilian Defense: Old Sicilian. Open (B32)  ·  0-1

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Dec-23-09  Atking: An intriguing game. I like white until 27.f4. Why not 25.b4 Rc4 26.b3 RxRc1+ (26...Rd4 27.RxRc8+ QxRc8 28.Rc1) 27.RxRc1 RxRc1+ 28.QxRc1? Even the beautiful diagonal Nd5 isn't stronger? White has the paradoxal Qa3-Qa5 and a4. Maybe playable is 28...Ke8 30.a4 a6
Dec-05-13
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  Richard Taylor: <Atking> 4 years ago! But I tend to agree. Good assessment. The N on d5 seems to make W better as there is nothing much for the g7 B to attack (which doesn't meant it isn't not useful, just less useful) 7. ... h5 seems to be quite playable but White was o.k. for some time.

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