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Jan Timman crushes the Scandinavian vs Mustafa Ahmed Bakkali (Nice 1974) https://t.co/tqja3xGdvg via @YouTube #ChessDay

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Black to Move #chess variation from the game Vo Thi Kim Phungi vs A. Goryachkina 2018 #women

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The REAL reason why CHESS has separate Women and Men`s titles https://t.co/0Wx4LgQmCQ via @YouTube #chess #women #sports #money

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Zukertort-Steinitz Gm 13 1886 World Championship Black to move ! Can he draw?

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@Danny_Snr1 https://t.co/S24CeA0FNC

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Harikrishna-Morozevich 2002 FIDE world Cup white to move #chess #saturday

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Golmayo de la Torriente -Edgar Colle White to move after Bd3 by Black Barcelona 1929 #chess

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white to move 2022 K.Sychev-T. Beerdsen #titledtuesday #chess

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Black to move Matthiesen-Chatalbashev 2018 #chess #tactics

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Black to Move #chess Stojanovic-Miladinovic 2017

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Abbasov-Miladinovic 2008 Black to Move

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@IF_ECHO00 not knowing if someone is cheating or not is not fun, neither is wondering about it. Also the premoving and otherwise unrealistic chess that is played on line is also not fun. those are some possibilities

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V.Neverov vs. V.Malaniuk Warsaw 1992 #chess https://t.co/NB0DvhkQba via @YouTube #chess #saturday

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Capablanca-Chajes 1918 (plan Bg5,Qe4) #chess

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Capablanca-Turnbull 1913 white to move #chess

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Capablanca-Corzo 1901 white to move #chess

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White to move How should he proceed? #chess #chesscommunity

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@SusanPolgar It is really about the approach and not having an "answer" per se. If you learn how to think correctly you can solve many of these endings because you know the underlying principles. #correspondingsquares, #opposition ,#keysquares