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Initally White is under a lot of pressure on the Queen's side, especially as it allows Blacks pawns to advance as a group early on. White while weathering the storm on the Queen's side begins to build a threat on Black's Kings side and managed to steal the free pawn on h7 as well. White takes a long time to free up his rooks and bring them into the game, and is always troubled about the possible pawn advance on the Queen's side backed by Black's Queen and Rook among others. White's lynchpin Knight, which had held up Black's pawn advance is pulled into the game grabbing another free pawn and narrowly missing a fork on Black's two Rooks. The loss of Black's Rook which with the Queen was threatening a mate on g2 for the last few moves, allows White a little breathing space, which it uses to harass Blacks King and at the same time to reposition White's Queen. The exchange of Rooks, leaves Black down by a Rook and 2 pawns for a Knight as the game enters the end game. White then begins a pawn advance of its own and supported by the Queen finish off the opposition to claim the win. Final Position
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