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Oct-11-20 Duda vs Carlsen, 2020    auh2o: Even Homer nods.      Mar-21-20 Caruana vs Nepomniachtchi, 2020    auh2o: Fabi must wonder what just happened. Three or four moves ago he must have felt much better. Like MVL in the game with Sasha, things have changed quickly and silently.      May-17-18 Team White vs Team Black, 2017    auh2o: <centralfiles: <auh2o> sorry If i came off as patronizing.> No offense taken. Your remarks were entirely courteous.      Feb-24-18 World Championship Candidates (2018)    auh2o: <morfishine: Mamedyarov . . . will win the candidates and go on to oust Carlsen. You heard it first here.> A most plausible hypothesis. How does one win a tournament such as this in the present circumstance? Superior knowledge of chess? Superior motivation? Superior support? A ...      Aug-30-16 Team White vs Team Black, 2015    auh2o: My impression during the game was that white began with the usual advantage and had some prospects for a greater advantage but that black inventively and successfully resisted.      Dec-23-14 The World vs Naiditsch, 2014    ...      May-31-14 M G Isakov vs S Ramanujam, 2014    auh2o: An excellent biography of the mathematical genius Ramanujan is "The Man Who Knew Infinity," available here: http://www.amazon.com/Man-Who-Knew-... Ramanujan sometimes ended his name with an "m" but mostly with an "n," as his biographer explains. The taxicab story arises from G. H. ...      Apr-20-14 Carlsen vs Mamedyarov, 2014    auh2o: I had no notion at the time of the move that 17...c5 would bother Mamedyarov as much as it has. Such an innocent-looking move.      Jan-20-14 S Williams vs The World, 2013    auh2o: <DcGentle auh2o: Well, just simple, as I understand it in the current debate, an engine move is the move selected by the engine as "best", so it's a move that would be played by the engine, under its respective time limitations, be this 3 minutes or 3 days. I guess this is easy ...      Jun-15-13 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2013    auh2o: <chessdgc2: The purpose for ...Rb4+ Well, just by looking at it right now, I'd have to think Black's next move would be to take h4, but man, he's had this opportunity several times> Exactly so. Perplexing.

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