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White
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Black |
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95. L 12. |
96. L 9. Takes. White has escaped by means of sacrificing one stone. |
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97. P 13. |
98. O 12. |
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99. N 12. |
100. O 13. |
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101. S 12. (“Nozoku.”) |
102. K 12. |
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103. O 14. |
104. N 13. (“Shicho.”) |
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105. L 13. |
106. P 14. Cuts White off. |
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107. P 15. |
108. Q 14. |
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109. Q 15. |
110. R 14. |
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111. R 15. |
112. S 14. All these last moves are obviously necessary. |
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113. O 15. Connecting. |
114. S 15. |
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115. R 16. |
116. M 14. Comment by Honinbo Shuye: |
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117. K 14. White’s stones in the upper left-hand corner are now connected. |
118. M 16. |
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119. G 10. A defensive move. White attempts to get all his stones in one group. |
120. F 9. (“Tsugu.”) |
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121. J 12. Protects the connection at H10. |
122. J 11. |
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123. J 13. |
124. N 10. Protecting the “Me” at L 10. K 11 is “Kageme.” |
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125. N 11. |
126. O 17. |
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127. L 15. |
128. M 15. White’s situation in the upper right-hand corner looks very bad at this point. |
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129. Q 17. |
130. R 18. A better move than Q 16. |
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131. N 17. |
132. N 18. |
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133. Q 18. |
134. S 17. |
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135. M 17. |
136. N 16. White is prevented from connecting. |
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