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    The document appears to contain notation for moves in a chess game, but it is difficult to follow the full game or analyze the positions due to the formatting and lack of context. Some key moves mentioned include an early pawn sacrifice of cxd4, later possibilities of dxe5 and xb5, and a queen exchange possibility of xc6xc6. However, the full game and its analysis cannot be determined from the provided information.

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    The document appears to contain notation for moves in a chess game, but it is difficult to follow the full game or analyze the positions due to the formatting and lack of context. Some key moves mentioned include an early pawn sacrifice of cxd4, later possibilities of dxe5 and xb5, and a queen exchange possibility of xc6xc6. However, the full game and its analysis cannot be determined from the provided information.

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    The document appears to contain notation for moves in a chess game, but it is difficult to follow the full game or analyze the positions due to the formatting and lack of context. Some key moves mentioned include an early pawn sacrifice of cxd4, later possibilities of dxe5 and xb5, and a queen exchange possibility of xc6xc6. However, the full game and its analysis cannot be determined from the provided information.

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    f o r B l a c k ) 8 . . . tt:l x e 5 9. tt:l x e 5 'i\Y x e 5 1 O . l:t e 1 't!

    V c 7
    1 1 . tt:l a 3 e 6

    12.tt:lb5'i!fcS 13.a4a6 14.tt:ld4e7 15.aStt:ldS 16.b3cxb3


    17..ixb3tt:lf418.f3 'ifc7-with mutual chances.

    B2) 4.d4 cxd4 5.cxd4 (it was known long ago that 5.'i!fxd4 e6 6.tt:lf3
    tt:lc6 7.'i¥e4 f5 is harmless for Black) 5...d6 (the pawn should be
    attacked at once; White is better after 5...tt:lc6 ?! 6.tt:lc3 tt:lxc3
    7.bxc3 d6 8.f4) 6.tt:lf3 (Black is also fine after 6.exd6 'Y!Vxd6 7.tt:lc3
    tt:lc6 8.tt:lf3 .i1!.e6! ?) 6. ..tt:lc6 7.c4 (the endgame after 7.tt:lc3
    dxe5 8.dxe5 tt:lxc3 9.'iixd8+ tt:lxd8 1 0.bxc3 d7 is harmless for
    Black;incidentally,hecanalsoavoidthequeenexchangewith8...Ji.e6!?)
    7...tt:lb6 8.b5 (a sharp position, in which Black's chances are not
    worse, arises after 8.b3 dxe5 9.d5 tt:la5) 8...dxe5 9.tt:lxe5 d7
    10.tt:lxd7 (little is promised by both 10.tt:lc3 tt:lxe5 1l.dxe5 xb5
    12.tt:lxb5 'ixd1+ 13.'it>xd1 tt:ld5=, and

    10.xc6xc61I.tt:lxc6bxc612.0-0

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