The duel of knights and queens...

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2/26/2010 – ... was literally the central theme in this position. White has a threat - which knight move secures the draw for Black? A) 29...Nc5 B) 29...Nxb2 C) 29...Nf4 The solution is here, but first ponder over it with a larger version of the diagram.
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White has a threat - which knight move secures the draw for Black?
A) 29...Nc5
B) 29...Nxb2
C) 29...Nf4

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