By M. M. Botvinnik
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I haven 't exaggerated. Don After facing an interesting pawn Jose literally pushed the pieces round the board without making sacrifice in the opening Capablanca moves. He just put them in fresh has emerged a pawn up in the end positions where he thought they game. Yet how exactly should he go about winning? were needed. For Capablanca it would be rather "Suddenly everything became clear. The correct scheme of things easy to see a good configuration for had been set up alld now the win the White pieces by putting his was easy.
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Threatening 5 1 . . l:tc2 and, after the knight moves, 5 1 .. , nc2 is mate. :[-h2 52 a4 l:th3+ 53 'it>a lDb3 54 '1t �2 lDxcl 55 'it>xh3 bxa4 56 lLlxa4 lDe2 57 b5 c3 58 b6 c2 59 lDc5+ 'it>d5 60 lLlb3 60 lDd3 is met by 60 . . lDf4+ 6 1 lDxf4+ exf4 62 b7 c I ='i' 6 3 b8='i' � h l # and 60 b7 by 60 . . c 1 ='i' 6 1 b8='i' 'ii'h 1 #. 60 ... 'i»c6 61
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