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Mar-16-06 Vladimir Kramnik    Knight Pawn: <17.Bxg7> This is the last I will post on this, and your accusations. I am not chancho. If you look at the posts that you think proves chancho and myself are the same user, and read them carefully, you will realize that I wasnt necessarily agreeing with chancho. I just ...      Mar-05-06 Morelia-Linares (2006)    Knight Pawn: <Mtal> I know that when comparing Topalov to Leko, Leko is about twice as likely to make a short (under 20 move) draw. But my point was people act like Topalov never agrees to short draws, and every other game by Leko is one. Leko plays twice as many short draws as ...      Oct-09-05 Topalov vs Morozevich, 2005    Knight Pawn: All Moro has to do to draw is get the black rook to b4, and maneuvre his king between g7-f8 maintaining the blockade.      Sep-29-05 Topalov vs Anand, 2005    Knight Pawn: With Qe7, perhaps Anand will play his queen to c5 at some point after after Rc7.      Aug-15-05 Portisch vs Petrosian, 1974    Knight Pawn: <An Englishman> Well Put!      Aug-15-05 Leko vs Anand, 2003    Knight Pawn: How about 37 , 38, or 39 ... h5 for Anand fixing the kingside pawns? Then he could bring his rook up from behind white's passed pawn, and also attack white's f-pawn from a distance. White would have to give up at least one kingside pawn to support his passed pawn, and even then,      Aug-12-05 K Harandi vs Vaganian, 1979    Knight Pawn: 34. Rcb1 looks like a waste of time, as it only brings black's king closer to where it wants to be. Also, instead of 35. Kf1, 35. h4 may be better as it prevents black from contricting white, and there is a trap with 35. h4: 35. h4 Rd7 36. Rd1 Rxa7? 37. Rxa7 Rxa7 38. Rxd3 ...      Aug-08-05 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav (D10)    Knight Pawn: Does anyone know of any good repertoire books for white in the slav? All the books I find are either too basic and idea oriented lacking precise variations, or focus only as a repertoire for black.

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