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@TheJaredian Sheeple.

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@KobieThatcher I disagree you calling the ABC "often a disgrace." That implies there are times the ABC is not a disgrace. It is now incumbent on you to point out those times. We do not believe they exist.

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@SusanPolgar White is better. Leave h pawn as it is slowing black promotion. Move king to b7 to remove the bishop. move the a pawn and if bishop takes, take bishop, then move c pawn to promotion. White promotes first.

[erika gonzalez @ErikaErigo]

@MadamSavvy "Repeal the 19th. Globally."
The US constitution and its amendments only apply to USA citizens. "Globally" does NOT apply. The rest of the world wishes they had a 1st amendment.

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@farman4x ±12

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@xxChessMaster Swapped boards are stupid.

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@DearGozde 72. Multiply first number by 9. The second number does not matter.

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@Jolie_Miller09 Do adult crime, do adult time.

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@GMIgorSmirnov D. Sac the queen.
1. Qc8+ Rxc8 2. Nd7+ Ka8 3. Rxa7+ Kxa7 4. Ra1#

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@yorgunprensesq Both male pelvises. Notice the 90 degree pubic arch angle. Notice the narrow pelvic cavity on both. Yes, male and females are different.

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@GMIgorSmirnov Sacrificing a knight and the d-file rook for a mate in the next move is worth it. But seeing that is the trick.

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@ImShahinyan 1. Kc7 Ka8 2. Kb6 Kb8 3. Ka6 Ka8 4. b6 Kb8 5. b7 Kc7 6. Ka7 Kc6 7. b8=Q

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@ChessifyMe Block bishop to allow white a move. 1. Rf3 bxa6 2. Rf8#

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@SusanPolgar Sac the queen, Qxf5+. Black has only three options, and they all end in mate:
If ...Kh6 2. Qg6#
If ...Kg7 2. Qg6+ Kf8 3. Qf7#
If ...Kxf5 2. Bd3+ Re4 3. Bxe4#

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@ImShahinyan 1. Bd5 Kxd5 2. Kb5 ...now white king can escort pawn to promotion.

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@KenP_3L @StarlitSentry @pschneider1968 @GMIgorSmirnov Turns they they were not right about that...

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@StarlitSentry @KenP_3L @pschneider1968 @GMIgorSmirnov No, pawn cannot move because king would be in check from white queen. But black queen could block.

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@KenP_3L @pschneider1968 @GMIgorSmirnov Wrong, because black can move queen back to g8 blocking the check.

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@GMIgorSmirnov 1. Kg1 ...bishop is pinned by rook, so now black can only move queen leaving bishop only defended by king, and queen cannot check white. 2. Qxh7#

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@SusanPolgar 1. R×g7+ Kh8 2. R×h7+ Kg8 3. Rbg7#