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Black
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White |
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will sacrifice one of his stones on line 17. |
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7. O 18. This stone is intended as a sacrifice to aid Black in getting the corner. It is better than Q 18. |
8. N 18. White plays to secure the left-hand side. |
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9. Q 18. Black now secures the corner. |
10. O 19. Takes. |
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11. R 17. |
12. O 16. An important stone; it is played to secure White territory on the left, also to aid in an attack on the right-hand side. |
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13. P 14. This is also important as it extends Black's territory; he cannot neglect it. |
14. K 16. White returns to his original plan and secures territory to the left. |
Even game.
Suppose Black neglects P 14 on his thirteenth move, we would then have the following continuation:
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Black
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White |
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13. "Tenuki." |
14. P 14. |
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15. Q 14. |
16. Q 13. |
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17. R 13. |
18. R 12. |
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19. Q 12. |
20. P 13. |
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21. R 11. |
22. S 12. |
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23. S 11. |
24. S 13. |
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25. R 14. |
26. Q 11. |
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27. P 12. |
28. S 10. |
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29. R 10. |
30. Q 10. |
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31. R 9. |
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White has the better of it.
