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Questions relating to the final stages of a game of chess, when only few pieces are left on the board.
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How does one apply the Principle of Two Weaknesses into their own game?
Pushing the rook pawns can be a powerful idea at the right time. But the reason you really need maturity is for big decisions like whether you should do a pawn storm, attack with pieces, or just choos …
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