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May-23-11 J Mullon vs H Daurelle, 2011    WhenHarryMetSally: I feel ashamed to say that after a cursory glance I couldn't solve the problem. I thought of a queen playing check, but i saw the rook there, and didn't think a move further ahead. Even after seeing the result i didn't get it, till i read some of the comments. Why does my ...      May-22-11 S Atalik vs Sax, 1997    WhenHarryMetSally: "One example of Gyula's many Suat-able Sax" Please don't hunt me down for the above.      Sep-25-10 A Kogan vs W Arencibia Rodriguez, 2002    WhenHarryMetSally: black's last gasp: 30.......Pxb2 and follow up with a sacrifice of the black queen, and black is down for the count, but not quite out.....      Sep-24-10 K Berg vs G Jacoby, 2007    WhenHarryMetSally: Brilliant finish!      Sep-22-10 Eliskases vs B Wexler, 1960    WhenHarryMetSally: what a beautiful finish!      Sep-08-10 P Cherta Clos vs C Guimard, 1946    WhenHarryMetSally: what ever black does he better do it quick because mate is impending. I"m ashamed to say i couldn't get it today :(      Sep-02-10 Z Franco Ocampos vs J Sequera, 2002    WhenHarryMetSally: yep - force the exchange of the queen on pain of mate and the game is won with a superior material advantage. surprisingly easy for a Thursday, which I don't usually come even close to getting.      Aug-27-10 Ftacnik vs A Aleksandrov, 2008    WhenHarryMetSally: 29....rxc4 threatening a pin on the king and gaining a pawn seems ok on the face but i dont know.      Aug-24-10 V Lepikhin vs Alekseev, 1959    WhenHarryMetSally: Pxf7 but this loses out, and the impending black Qe3+ looks like GG for white, especially if black can recruit is black bishop to get in on the action on the h file. Whatever white does it had better be completely forcing.      Aug-16-10 Taimanov vs R Persitz, 1955    WhenHarryMetSally: Sac the rook and follow up with a knight check, forking the king and queen. And then it's mate.

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