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Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0 [Next]	#1 For a while I thought that these kinds of positions would give white a win because his king is more advanced and he has opposition. But the peculiar pawn formation allows black to draw with .....
1 [Next]	Kf7
2 [Next]	Kd6
3 [Next]	Kf6 and black has opposition and draws here. Note that if ...
4 [Next]	#2 The White pawn had been on g5 instead then White would win easily after
5 [Next]	Kg7
6 [Next]	Ke7 and white will soon over-run the pawn.
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