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Coach Dan Heisman: Don’t Acquiesce
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Coach Dan Heisman: Interesting in every phase
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Coach Dan Heisman: Break moves
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Coach Dan Heisman: A million ways to win
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Coach Dan Heisman: Too bad too fast
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Coach Dan Heisman: Dance on the weak light squares
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Coach Dan Heisman: Opening Tabiyas: Sicilian, Yugoslav
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Coach Dan Heisman: Removal of the Guard
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Coach Dan Heisman: It helps to understand the opening
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Coach Dan Heisman: Playing a Sacrifice
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Coach Dan Heisman: Handling Complexities
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Coach Dan Heisman: Play on and try to win
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Coach Dan Heisman: Introduction to pawns
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Coach Dan Heisman: Save time for critical moves
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Coach Dan Heisman: Rushing critical moments
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Coach Dan Heisman: Considering All Threats
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Coach Dan Heisman: Don’t close off your attack
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Coach Dan Heisman: Doubled ISOs can sometimes be nice
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Coach Dan Heisman: An Amateur game (2)
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Coach Dan Heisman: An Amateur game (1)
C01 French: exchange variation
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Coach Dan Heisman’s: Amateur Mistakes - Part 12
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Coach Dan Heisman: Amateur Mistakes - Part 11
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Coach Dan Heisman: Amateur Mistakes - Part 10
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Coach Dan Heisman: Amateur Mistakes - Part 9
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Coach Dan Heisman: Amateur Mistakes - Part 8
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Coach Dan Heisman: Amateur Mistakes - Part 4
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Coach Dan Heisman’s: Amateur Mistakes - Part 3
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Coach Dan Heisman’s: Amateur Mistakes - Part 2
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Coach Dan Heisman: Amateur Mistakes - Part 1
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 14
B04 Alekhine's Defense
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Coach Dan Heisman - Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 13
B04 Alekhine's Defense
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 12
E87 King's Indian Saemisch Variation
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 11
E87 King's Indian Saemisch Variation
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 10
E87 King's Indian Saemisch Variation
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 9
C47 Four Knights Opening, Halloween Gambit
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 8
C57 Two Knight Defense
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 7
C57 Two Knights Defense: Lolli
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 6
B33 Sicilian Sveshnikov
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Coach Dan Heisman: Improve Your Chess - Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 5
B33 Sicilian Sveshnikov
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 4
C37 King’s Gambit
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 3
C37 KGA - Muzio Gambit
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 2
C57 Queen’s Gambit Declined
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Coach Dan Heisman: Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 1
C57 Traxler Counterattack 7.Ke3
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Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: An Amateur game (1)
C01 French: exchange variation
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 12
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 11
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 10
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 9
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 8
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 7
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 6
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 5
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 4
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 3
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 2
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NM Dan Heisman’s Improve Your Chess: Amateur Mistakes - Part 1
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 14
B04 Alekhine's Defense
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 13
B04 Alekhine's Defense
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 12
E87 King's Indian Saemisch Variation
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 11
E87 King's Indian Saemisch Variation
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 10
E87 King's Indian Saemisch Variation
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 9
C47 Four Knights Opening, Halloween Gambit
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 8
C57 Two Knight Defense
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 7
C57 Two Knights Defense: Lolli
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 6
B33 Sicilian Sveshnikov
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 5
B33 Sicilian Sveshnikov
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 4
C37 King’s Gambit
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 3
C37 KGA - Muzio Gambit
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 2
C57 Queen’s Gambit Declined
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Improve Your Chess:Pieces Sacrifice in the Opening - Part 1
C57 Traxler Counterattack 7.Ke3
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Keres-Winter 1935
Keres, Winter
B29 Sicilian Defense - Nimzovich Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Cherepkov-Bronstein 1961
Cherepkov, Bronstein
C80 Ruy Lopez, Open Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Heisman-Pariseau 1999
Heisman, Pariseau
A13 English Opening (Benoni Reversed)
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Karpov-Kasparov WC 1990
Karpov, Kasparov
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Kasparov-Shirov 1994
Kasparov, Shirov
B30 Sicilian - Rossolimo
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Carlsen-Gelfand 2013
Carlsen, Gelfand
B31 Sicilian Rossolimo
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Bernstein-Meises 1904
B90
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Karjakin-Anand Wijk An Zee 2006
Karjakin, Anand
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Zukertort-Steinitz 1886
Zukertort, Steinitz
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Alekhine-Rubinstein 1921
Alekhine, Rubinstein
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Seidman-Santasiere 1939
Seidman, Santasiere
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Spassky-Fischer Game 3, 1972
Spassky, Fischer
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Grigoriev-Alekhine 1915
Alekhine, Grigoriev
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Reti-Becker 1923
Reti, Becker
A33 Symmetric English
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Improve Your Chess: Highly Instructive Games - Lasker-Vidmar 1909
Lasker, Vidmar
C62 Ruy Lopez: old Steinitz defense
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Heisman-Amateur 1967
Heisman
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Illa-Capablanca 1911
Capablanca, Illa
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Capablanca-Dake 1931
Dake, Capablanca
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Amateur-Amateur 2018
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Pilnik-Fischer 1959
Pilnik, Fischer
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Yue-Carlsen 2009
Yue, Carlsen
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Botvinnik-Alekhine 1938
Botvinnik, Alekhine
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Capablanca-Ed Lasker 1913
Capablanca, Edward Lasker
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Fischer-Bisguier 1959
Fischer, Bisguier
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Vallejo Pons-Carlsen 2012
Vallejo Pons, Carlsen
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Steiner-Alekhine 1921
Steiner, Alekhine
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Kramnik-Shirov 1996
Kramnik, Shirov
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Carlsen-Matlakov 2018
Carlsen, Matlakov
B48 Sicilian - Taimanov variation
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Lasker-Tarrasch 1908
Lasker, Tarrasch
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Larsen-Kasparov 1983
Larsen, Kasparov
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Pariseau-Heisman 1972
Heisman, Pariseau
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Capablanca-Tartakower NY 1924
Capablanca, Tartakower
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Tchigorin-Tarrasch 1905
Tchigorin, Tarrasch
C00 French Defense
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Improve Your Chess: First Learn End! - Damjanovic-Fischer 1970
Damjanovic, Fischer
A31 English Opening -: Symmetrical. Anti-Benoni Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Branching Logic
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Hope Chess
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Hand-Waving
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Assume the Opponent’s Best Moves
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Playing to slow
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Playing to fast
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - : Look Wide Before You Look Deep
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - : It’s Not as Simple as ABC
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Spend Time on the Move Chosen
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Just because it is forced
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Quiescence Errors
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Improve Your Chess: Thought process errors - Introduction
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #30
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #29
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #28
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #27
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #26
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #25
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #24
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #23
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #22
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #21
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #20
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #19
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #18
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #17
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #16
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #15
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #14
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #13
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #12
Puzzles
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #11
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #10
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #9
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #8
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #7
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #6
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #5
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #4
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #3
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #2
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Improve Your Chess: Puzzles #1
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Improve Your Chess: Cliffhanger
B46 Torre Attack
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Improve Your Chess: One Bad Piece…
C47 Giuoco Pianissimo
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Improve Your Chess: The Worst Move…
E32 Nimzo-Indian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Back and Forth - then Over!
D10 Slav Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Critical K&P Endgame Moves Played Instantly
E61 King's Indian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Dan vs Computer 6 (Part 2)
A30 English Opening Symmetric Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Dan vs Computer 6 (Part 1)
A30 English Opening Symmetric Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Fast at Critical Junctures
B24 Opening: Sicilian Defense, Closed Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Winning Pawns in Front of Your King
B90 Sicilian Defense: English Attack
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Improve Your Chess: Following and not Following Principles
B07 Benoni
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Improve Your Chess: Desperado Errors
C54 Giuoco Pianissimo
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Improve Your Chess: Anatomy of a Loss
B24 Sicilian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Reader Questions about his game Answered
A70 Modern Benoni
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Improve Your Chess: Tricky Opening, Simple Tactic
A04 Reti Opening: Lisitsin Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Reshevsky Fischer LA 1961
Reshevsky, Fischer
E98 King's Indian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: ‘Dull’ Exchange Variation of the French
C01 French Defense, Exchange Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Quick Endgame Moves Turn Win into Draw Into Loss
D85 Gruenfeld Defense: Exchange Variation, Nf3
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Improve Your Chess: Back and Forth Miniature
D00 Caro Kann Exchange Variation (transpose from London System)
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Improve Your Chess: Castle Opposite Sides Delicate Balance
B90 Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation - English Attack
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Improve Your Chess: Is Your Move Safe?
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Improve Your Chess: Imbalanced Game with Instructive Points
C45 Scotch Game
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Improve Your Chess: That Tempo to Win Back Material
A22 English Opening
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Improve Your Chess: Calm Opening Becomes Fun Imbalanced Game
A21 English Opening
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Improve Your Chess: Smooth OTB win by Black
A25 English Opening
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Improve Your Chess: Center Game Crumbles on Opening Mistakes
C22 Center Game
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Improve Your Chess: It Only Takes One Move
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Improve Your Chess: Thematic Tactics Missed by White
B84 Sicilian Defense - Scheveningen
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Improve Your Chess: Subtle Mistake - Giant Turnaround
B22 Sicilian Defense - 2.c3
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Improve Your Chess: Move by Move Chess Book Series
B22 Sicilian Defense - 2.c3
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Improve Your Chess: Learning Principles through Amateur’s Mistakes
D20 Queen's Gambit Accepted
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Improve Your Chess: Riga Variation Fun
C80 Ruy Lopez: Riga Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 20: 2.c3 Sicilian Overview
B22 Sicilian Defense - 2.c3
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Improve Your Chess: Game Features Strange Occurrence
C07 French Defense, Tarrasch Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Rare French Sideline Leads to Instructive Game
C10 French Defense: Classical 3...Nc6
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Improve Your Chess: Instructive Najdorf Game
B90 Sicilian Defense: English Attack Najdorf Variation
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Improve Your Chess: White Misses Theoretical Novelty
B01 Sicilian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Amateur Game Won by Positional Play
B01 Sicilian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: 20-minute exercise #7
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Improve Your Chess: Double Sneaky Pin!
A43 Sicilian Defense - Queen's Pawn Game
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Improve Your Chess: Critical Moves Played Too Fast
D00 Queen's Pawn Game
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Improve Your Chess: Opportunities Missed
D11 Slav Defense - Fianchetto Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Exciting Opening and Endgame
C55 Sicilian Defense - Scotch Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 19 - Sicilian Four Knights
B45 Sicilian Defense - Four Knights Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Madcap 15 min game with Instructive Play
C31 King's Gambit - Falkbeer Counter Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Exciting Morra Gambit Declined
B21 Sicilian Defense - Morra Gambit Declined
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Improve Your Chess: Bold Sacrifice Should Have Won
A15 English opening
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Improve Your Chess: Beyond the 3-Pawn Endgame Trick
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Improve Your Chess: Black’s Center Cashes In
D00 Queen's Pawn Game
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Improve Your Chess: Open Up Lines When Attacking
A59 Benko Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Trading When Losing
C92 Ruy Lopez, Zaitsev Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Learning Technique
D00 Queen's pawn
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Improve Your Chess: Wild Tactical Game
C45 Scotch Game (by transposition from Four Knights)
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Improve Your Chess: Tic-Tac-Toe and Dance-Around
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Improve Your Chess: Learn From Your Mistakes
B45 Sicilian Four Knights (by Transposition)
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Improve Your Chess: Defensive Tactics
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Improve Your Chess: Another One Quick Move Loses Game
A27
English
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Improve Your Chess: Questionable Trades Help Decide Game
B01 Counter Center Game
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Improve Your Chess: Typical Good Amateur Game
A22 English Opening
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Improve Your Chess: Complicated Endgame Played Too Fast
A02 Opening: King's Gambit (Transposition)
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Improve Your Chess: Bjelobrk-Grischuk
Grischuk, Bjelobrk
E90 King's Indian Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Fast and Faster - Again
B30 Sicilian
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Improve Your Chess: Browne-Heisman NYC 1972
Browne, Heisman
B99 Bg5 Najdorf Sicilian
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 18: Modern Benoni Classical Variation
A77 Modern Benoni
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Improve Your Chess: Zero Increment Time Management
A01
Bird-Larsen Opening
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Improve Your Chess: Pawn Promotion or…?
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Improve Your Chess: The Exception
B06 Modern Defense
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Improve Your Chess: Finding Tactics in Puzzles and Games
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Improve Your Chess: Long Term Plus vs Short Term Time
D37 Queen's Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Counterattacks and Zwischenzugs
D60 Queen's Gambit Declined
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Improve Your Chess: A King Hunt!
A40 Dutch defense
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Improve Your Chess: Pattern Recognition is Not Sufficient
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 17 - Giuoco Piano
C54 Giuoco Piano
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Improve Your Chess: Bishop Pair Wins
A06 King's Indian Attack
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Improve Your Chess: Yet Another 1-Move Killer
D37 Semi-slav
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Improve Your Chess: Center Counter Counterattack
B01 Center Counter Game
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Improve Your Chess: Silly Speed Game with Some Lessons
B06 Scholar's Mate Attempt
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Improve Your Chess: Young Expert Beats Older Expert
B34 Nimzo Indian: Huebner Variation
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Improve Your Chess: An overview of “Planning”
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Improve Your Chess: Strong Center Wins
A43 Queen's Pawn Game/Benoni
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Improve Your Chess: Rare Occurence: Dan Wins on Strategy
A38 Symmetric English
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Improve Your Chess: Well-played upset
A01 Queen's Fianchetto
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Improve Your Chess: 20 minute exercise #6
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Improve Your Chess: Decision Boils down to One Move
B21 Sicilian: Morra Gambit Accepted
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Improve Your Chess: Szabo-Lloyd Hastings 1960-61
Szabo, Lloyd
E80 Benoni
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Improve Your Chess: Opening Prep Wins
C02 Advanced French Defense: Milner-Barry Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Lesson Game
E71 King's Indian Defense: Makagonov System
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Improve Your Chess: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
C11 French Defense: Classical variation
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Improve Your Chess: Beginner Opening Overview
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Improve Your Chess: Chances for Both Sides
B30 Sicilian: Rossolimo
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Improve Your Chess: Fast Play met by Faster Play
B34 Sicilian: Accelerated Dragon
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Improve Your Chess: Special 64th Birthday: 4 Problems
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Improve Your Chess: Another Fun Najdorf Bg5
B96 Sicilian: Najdorf
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Improve Your Chess: Trebuchet and Friends
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Improve Your Chess: Time Once Again the Critical Factor
B06 Modern Defense
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Improve Your Chess: How can I Lose this Game?
A50 Queen's pawn game
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Improve Your Chess: Won Game Amazingly Lost
D00 London/Albin Counter Reversed
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Improve Your Chess: Trading to much vs GM dooms Amateur
D43 Semi-Slav Moscow Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Finding Combinations in Games and Puzzles
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Improve Your Chess: Technique: King and 5 pawns vs King and 4 pawns
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Improve Your Chess: Invisible Moves and Sneaky Pins
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Improve Your Chess: 1900 Plays Fast and Suffers Upset
B23 Sicilian: Grand Prix Attack
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Improve Your Chess: Learning Opening Tactics with The Winning Way
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Improve Your Chess: Endgame Study Negated with Fast Play
B01 Center Counter Game
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Improve Your Chess: Solving an Endgame Puzzle
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Improve Your Chess: Just for Fun Queen Sac
D11 QGD Slav: 3.Nf3
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Improve Your Chess: Philidor and Lucena
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Improve Your Chess: Positional Maneuvering
A28 English opening
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Improve Your Chess: Hope Chess, Hand-Waving, and Acquiescing
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Improve Your Chess: One Big Mistake
A36 English: ultra-symmetrical variation
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Improve Your Chess: Zugzwang
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Improve Your Chess: Tactical R&P Endgame
B08 Pirc: classical (two knights) system
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Improve Your Chess: Galaxy Quest
JohLeb, chuckh2
D20 Queen's Gambit Accepted, 3.e4 variation
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Improve Your Chess: Alekhine-Rubinstein 1921
Alekhine, Rubinstein
D02 Queen's pawn game
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Improve Your Chess: Unbalanced Game - Possible Upset
C44 Scotch: Göring gambit
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Improve Your Chess: Exposing King OK but Later Mistakes Fatal
B01 Scandinavian Defence
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Improve Your Chess: A Fighting Sveshnikov
B33 Sicilian: Pelikan and Sveshikov Variations
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 16 - Caro Kann, Classical Variation
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Improve Your Chess: Was the Loss Inevitable?
D00 1.d4 d5: Unusual lines
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Improve Your Chess: Dan vs Computer #5 Verbalized Slow Game #2
PhillyTutor, BethO
A30 Symmetrical English: Double Fianchetto and Hedgehog
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Improve Your Chess: Dan vs Computer #5 Verbalized Slow Game
PhillyTutor, BethO
A30 Symmetrical English: Double Fianchetto and Hedgehog
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Improve Your Chess: Sneaky Pin Missed Repeatedly
C33 King's Gambit Accepted 3Nc3 and 4 BC4
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Improve Your Chess: Sometimes the Underdog Reigns
C44 Ponziani opening and Scotch Gambit
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Improve Your Chess: A Real Spielmann Sacrifice
E46 Nimzo-Indian:Rubinstein: 4e3 O-O Ne2 without early Bd3
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Improve Your Chess: Another Immortal Game
Hamppe, Meitner
C25 Vienna Game: Alternatives to 2...Nf6
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Improve Your Chess: Recognizing Tactical One Plus Ones
C00 French: Unusual second move
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Improve Your Chess: One -Easy- Recapture in the Deep Endgame
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Improve Your Chess: Up and Down vs Expert
B13 Caro-Kann: Exchange Variation and Panov-Botvinnik Attack
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Improve Your Chess: One Sneaky Pin Too Many
D02 1d4 d5 2Nf3 sidelines
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Improve Your Chess: The Most Common Opening Inaccuracies
NN
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 15 - Qc2 (Classical) Nimzo-Indian
NN
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Improve Your Chess: A Ton of Instructive Mistakes
B90 Sicilian Najdorf: Unusual White 6th moves
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Improve Your Chess: A Ton of Instructive Mistakes
NN
B14 Caro-Kann: Panov-Botvinnik Attack with 5 …e6 and 5…g6
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Improve Your Chess: The Real and Mythical Outside Passed Pawn
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Improve Your Chess: Clever Defense and Good Technique
B40 Sicilian: 2… e6, Unusual line
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Improve Your Chess: Endgame Advantage Fades to Loss
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E06 Closed Catalan: Early Deviations
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Improve Your Chess: Playing Too Fast at Wrong Time
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C41 Philidor's Defense
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Improve Your Chess: The Better Analyst Wins - Barely
D10 Slav Defence: 3 cxd5 (without early Nf3) and 3 Nc3
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Improve Your Chess: Strong Player’s Fast Play Not Punished
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B77 Sicilian Dragon: Yugoslav Attack, 9Bc4 sideline
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Improve Your Chess: Little Mistakes Add up - Then Subtract
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Improve Your Chess: Throwing the Kitchen Sink Failed
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D43 QGD semi-Slav
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Improve Your Chess: The mythical Capture with the Least Valuable Piece principle
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Improve Your Chess: The Great Quiescence Error Game
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B51 Sicilian: Canal-Sokolsky (Nimzovich-Rossolimo, Moscow) attack
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Improve Your Chess: Teach Me Something About Openings
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Improve your Chess: Sharp Line Leads to Dangerous Defense
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B21 Sicilian: Smith-Morra gambit
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Improve your Chess: 20-minute exercise #5
Kislik, So
D70 Neo-Grünfeld defense
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Improve your Chess: Two 1800s in a See-saw Battle
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A13 English opening
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Improve your Chess: Game with Instructive Counting Tactics
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B32 Sicilian: Labourdonnais-Löwenthal variation
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Improve your Chess: Book Knowledge Loses Value if you Blunder
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B99 Sicilian: Najdorf, 7...Be7 main line
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Improve your Chess: White Wins First Half, Black Wins Second
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B22 Sicilian: Alapin's variation (2.c3)
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Improve your Chess: Using Computer Engine to Analyze on ICC
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Improve your Chess: A Guilty Pleasure
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E81 King's Indian: Sämisch, 5...O-O
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Improve your Chess: Keeping Your Cool in Critical Positions is Key
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E76 King's Indian: Four pawns attack, dynamic line
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Improve your Chess: The Sneaky Pin Double Blunder Game
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A16 English opening
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Improve your Chess:Pawns: Gambit Overview
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Improve your Chess:Pawns: Majority Rolls and Bishops in the Opening
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Improve your Chess: Upset Missed by Cashing in Chips for Too Little
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D20 Queen's gambit accepted
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Improve your Chess: Lower Level Commentary to Aid the Needy
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B32 Sicilian defense
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Improve Your Chess: White misses one idea, Black misses one move
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B23 Sicilian: closed
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Improve your Chess: Exciting Game - Both Sides Missed Chances
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B34 Sicilian: Hungarian variation
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Improve your Chess: Crazy Fast Play keeps Players Weak
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E10 Queen's pawn game
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Improve your Chess: Strategic Errors Add Up
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C11 French: Steinitz, Boleslavsky variation
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Improve your Chess: Sharp Opening, One Mistake: Fast Game
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D02 Queen's pawn game
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Improve your Chess: AWL: Attack it with something Worth Less
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Improve your Chess: Dan vs. Computer #4 (Part 2)
PhillyTutor, CbethO
A10 English opening
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Improve your Chess: Dan vs. Computer #4 (Part 1)
PhillyTutor, CbethO
A10 English opening
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Improve your Chess: Strong Player, Weak Move
NN
A13 English opening
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Improve your Chess: 20-minute exercise #4
Wang Hao, Topalov
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Improve your Chess: Playing Aggressively Vs Opponent 500 Points Higher
A52 Budapest defense
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Improve your Chess: Beating the Lower Rated Player with Kingside Attack
C01 Scandinavian (center counter) defense
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Improve your Chess: Tough Rook and Pawn Endgame Not Held
C01 French defense
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 14 - g3 English
A20 English opening
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Improve Your Chess: Unsafe play - throws away 500 pt upset
Human, computer
B95 Sicilian: Najdorf, 6...e6
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Improve Your Chess: Amateur Correspondence Game Close Battle
B32 Sicilian: Labourdonnais-Löwenthal variation
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Improve your Chess: Big Errors Reverse Fortunes
C01 Lengfellner system
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Improve your Chess: Tabiya 13: Queen’s Gambit Accepted
D20 Queen's Gambit Accepted
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Improve your Chess: Rooks in the Openings
D30 Queen's gambit declined
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Improve your Chess: Two Weaker Players Play Short Instructive Game
C26 Vienna: Falkbeer variation
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Improve your Chess: Another Kingside Attack
B20 Sicilian defense
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Improve your Chess: Immortal coulda traded Queens Game
D10 QGD Slav defense: exchange variation
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Improve your Chess: Identifying Candidate Moves
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Improve your Chess: Two 1900s on a Roller Coaster
B76 Sicilian: dragon, Yugoslav attack
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Improve your Chess: One Big Mistake Takes Down the 2200
B27 Sicilian: Hungarian variation
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Improve your Chess: Pretty Correspondence Finish
B12 Caro-Kann: advance variation
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Improve your Chess: King’s Indian Attack Had One Chance
C00 French: King's Indian attack
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Improve your Chess: Wacky, Complicated Game
C47 Four knights: Scotch, 4...exd4
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Improve your Chess: Dan vs Computer #3 - Part 2
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Improve your Chess: Dan vs Computer #3 - Part 1
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Improve your Chess: 20 Minute Exercise #3
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Improve your Chess: King and Pawn vs. King and Pawn
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Improve your Chess: Marshall Attack becomes Open Ruy
C89 Ruy Lopez: Marshall counter-attack
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Improve your Chess: Tabiyas 12: The Trappy Cambridge Springs Defense
D52 QGD
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Improve your Chess: It Doesn’t Take Much to Lose
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Improve your Chess: Well Played Slow Game
D00 Queen's pawn, Mason variation
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Improve your Chess: It Doesn’t Take Much to Lose
B24 Sicilian: closed
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Improve your Chess: This Time Fast Play Not Punished
A04 Réti opening
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Improve your chess: Trading Pawns When Ahead
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Improve your chess: A Cautionary Tale
B23 Sicilian: closed
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Improve your chess: Tabiyas 11: Avoiding the Exchange Gruenfeld
D80 Grünfeld: Stockholm variation
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Improve your chess: Piece Against Two Pawns Early
C27 Vienna game
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Improve your chess: Too Quickly Played Positional Battle
D04 Queen's pawn game
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Improve your chess: Doubleheader Tactical Games
D06 QGD: Marshall defense
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Improve your chess: Played Well for a While Then Fell Apart
D05 Queen's pawn game
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Improve your chess: The 3 Types of Chess Vision
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Improve your chess: Well-known Opening Tactical Pattern
D02 Queen's pawn game
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Improve your chess: This Story’s Ending has Twists
B13 Caro-Kann: Panov-Botvinnik attack
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Improve your chess: Black’s Early Advantage Fades Away
B23 Sicilian: closed
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Improve your chess: Instructive King & Pawn Endgame (Again)
A50 King's pawn game
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Improve your chess: Dan vs. Computer #2 - Slower Game (Part 2)
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Improve your chess: Dan vs. Computer #2 - Slower Game (Part 1)
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Improve Your Chess: Two Big Blunders Even Out
A23 English: Bremen system, Keres variation
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Improve Your Chess: Another Quickly, Badly Played Endgame
C47 Four knights game
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Improve Your Chess: This King Exposure Was Fatal
D43 QGD semi-Slav
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Improve Your Chess: Too Fast or Too Slow - Similar Problem
C15 French: Winawer (Nimzovich) variation
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Improve Your Chess: Monstrous Positional Blunder Seals Loss
B24 Sicilian: closed
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Improve Your Chess: Avoid the Common Quiescence Error
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Improve Your Chess: Castling Opposite Sides - Fun Game
D09 QGD: Albin counter-gambit, 5.g3
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya 10: French Defense (Tarrasch Variation)
C03 French: Tarrasch
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Improve Your Chess: Wild Game with Big Mood Swings
D10 QGD Slav defense
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Improve Your Chess: Dan vs Computer: Live & Verbalized
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Improve Your Chess: Complicated Game Played Super-Fast
B35 Sicilian: accelerated fianchetto, modern variation with Bc4
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Improve Your Chess: Learning from a missed checkmate
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Improve Your Chess: Instructive King’s Indian
E94 King's Indian: orthodox, 7...Nbd7
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Improve Your Chess: Queen’s Gambit Declined & Slav Defenses
D15 QGD Slav: 4.Nc3
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Improve Your Chess: A difficult “Resigns” Position vs. an IM
A03 Bird's opening
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Improve Your Chess: Win Thrown Away Twice
C01 French: exchange variation
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Improve Your Chess: Win Thrown Away Twice
C01 French: exchange variation
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Improve Your Chess: Exception - R&P OK vs. B&N
B08 Pirc: classical (two knights) system
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Improve Your Chess: Exception - R&P OK vs. B&N
B08 Pirc: classical (two knights) system
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Improve Your Chess: My First Game Against a Master
A86 Dutch defense
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Improve Your Chess: My First Game Against a Master
A86 Dutch defense
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Improve Your Chess: Fast Play Throws Away Upset Vs FM
B23 Sicilian: closed
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Improve Your Chess: The Most Important Strategic Decisions
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Improve Your Chess: See-saw Game Ends in Upset
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Improve Your Chess: How did the e-pawn Survive
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Improve Your Chess: A Ton of Instructive Ideas
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Improve Your Chess: Without a Clock is a Different Game
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiyas 9: Open Ruy Lopez
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Improve Your Chess: Play Too Fast - No Win
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Improve Your Chess: Simul Game Victory
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Improve Your Chess: Up Two Pieces Doesn’t Win - Yet
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Improve Your Chess: Openings vs. Opening Systems
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Improve Your Chess: Ever Young Imbalanced Game
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Improve Your Chess: How Not to Play When Way Ahead - And Still Win
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Improve Your Chess: Avoid the Just Play it Out Attitude
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Improve Your Chess: 20-minute Exercise #2
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Improve Your Chess: Solid Game, Critical Mistake
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Improve Your Chess: Active King overcomes Bishop Opposite Color
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Improve Your Chess: A Tal-Like Sacrifice
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiyas 8: Slav Defense
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Improve Your Chess: One Mistake in Time Trouble
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Improve Your Chess: Making Critical Decisions Way Too Quickly
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiyas 7: Sicilian Najdorf
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Improve Your Chess: Strong Amateurs in a Closed Game
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Improve Your Chess: Down a Piece? Fight Back!
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Improve Your Chess: One Bad Move in the Opening
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Improve Your Chess: A key Part of the Thought Process
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Improve Your Chess: Fine Combination not Consumated
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Improve Your Chess: Five Ways to Make A Piece Safe
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Improve Your Chess: Want to Improve—Learn this
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Improve Your Chess: Frittering Away the Advantage
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Improve Your Chess: The Safety Table
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Improve Your Chess: Back and Forth Flow
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Improve Your Chess: Doubled Pawns Not Consequential
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Improve Your Chess: Famous Opening Trap
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Improve Your Chess: Examples of Chess Logic
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Improve Your Chess: Another Instructive Endgame
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Improve Your Chess: Random Game Usually Instructive
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Improve Your Chess: Double blunders
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Improve Your Chess: Playing Fast in a Clear Position
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Improve Your Chess: Instructive Amateur King and Pawn Endgame
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Improve Your Chess: Strategy Based on Central Pawn Structure
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Improve Your Chess: Opening Gambit Pays off
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Improve Your Chess: Sometimes Doing Nothing is Good
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Improve Your Chess: The margin for error
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Improve Your Chess: Danger picking off pawns when way ahead
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Improve Your Chess: Playing fast in slow games is silly
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Improve Your Chess: The sense of danger
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Improve Your Chess: More pawns in the middle is good
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Improve Your Chess: Tactical Oversights
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Improve Your Chess: Strategic Misunderstandings
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiya #6: French Winawer
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Improve Your Chess: Dan is no longer that bad
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Improve Your Chess: Instructive Mistakes
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Improve Your Chess: Missing That Opening Opportunity
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Improve Your Chess: One bad move upset!
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Improve Your Chess: Flexible Opening: Opposite Side Castling
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Improve Your Chess: King and pawn endgames are tricky
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Improve Your Chess: It’s a different game ... when you’re way ahead
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Improve Your Chess: Throw The Kitchen Sink
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Improve Your Chess: Passive Play When Ahead
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Improve Your Chess: When is a King safe?
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Improve Your Chess: Introduction to mobility and activity
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Improve Your Chess: The Maung Lesson
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Improve Your Chess: The imbalanced Sicilian
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Improve Your Chess: Winning the Exchange is not Always Enough
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Improve Your Chess: Aggression pays off
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Improve Your Chess: Using Openings to Improve
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Improve Your Chess: Kings Indian Complexities
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Improve Your Chess: The 20 Minute Exercise
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Improve Your Chess: Weak squares and majorities
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Improve Your Chess: The Loman Series
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Improve Your Chess: Endgame See-Saw
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Improve Your Chess: Avoid Purposeful Errors
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Improve Your Chess: King and two pawns vs. king and pawn
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Improve Your Chess: Instructive Rooks
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Improve Your Chess: Guide to P-R3
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Improve Your Chess: Closed Maneuvering
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Improve Your Chess: Tabiyas: Sicilian Sveshnikov
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Improve Your Chess: Parting with the Lady
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Improve Your Chess: Get those pawns rolling
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Improve Your Chess: Losing material doesnt always lose
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Improve Your Chess: It’s not how you start
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Improve Your Chess: Rook vs. connected passed pawns
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Improve Your Chess: Technique? 2
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Improve Your Chess: Technique?
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Improve Your Chess: Don’t Acquiesce 2
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Improve Your Chess: Don’t Acquiesce
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Improve Your Chess: Interesting in every phase
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Improve Your Chess: Break moves
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Improve Your Chess: A million ways to win
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Improve Your Chess: Too bad too fast
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Improve Your Chess: Dance on the weak light squares
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Improve Your Chess: Opening Tabiyas: Sicilian, Yugoslav
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Improve Your Chess: Removal of the Guard
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Improve Your Chess: It helps to understand the opening
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Improve Your Chess: Playing a Sacrifice
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Improve Your Chess: Any one move can lose the game
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Improve Your Chess: Handling Complexities
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Improve Your Chess: Play on and try to win
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Improve Your Chess: Introduction to pawns
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Improve Your Chess: Save time for critical moves
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Improve Your Chess: Rushing critical moments
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Improve Your Chess: Considering All Threats
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Improve Your Chess: Don’t close off your attack
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Improve Your Chess: Doubled ISOs can sometimes be nice
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Improve Your Chess: An Amateur game (2)
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Improve Your Chess: An Amateur game (1)
C01 French: exchange variation
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