ChessBase India on X: Here's an interesting puzzle. Notice that if it were Black's turn to play here, the black queen would have to lose focus of either b7 or e4, allowing

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ChessBase India on X: Here's an interesting puzzle. Notice that if it  were Black's turn to play here, the black queen would have to lose focus of  either b7 or e4, allowing
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