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Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0 [Next]	*This is a collection of Alapin* *lines I have studied* *recently.* Black to Move
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9 [Next]	Rd8 here leads to some interesting play that I think is covered elsewhere in the lessons. Black to Move
10 [Next]	Bd6 is considered exactly equal and is prefered by Fritz 8 on an 18 ply search. Black to Move
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12 [Next]	On a 15 ply search Fritz 8 thinks that Ne7 is a .03 pawn advantage to Black. Noe that if White takes the pawn he loses his queen.