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White
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157. L 11. |
158. S 1. This move is worth five or six points. |
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159. B 6. B 5 might have been more aggressive. |
160. B 5. |
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161. B 7. |
162. C 5 . |
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163. N 5. |
164. N 6. |
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165. N 4. |
166. L 2. |
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167. N 2. |
168. M 2. Otherwise White would play at L 3. |
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169. G 5. |
170. A 13. This stone is connected with stone at B 16. This move often occurs. |
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171. B 12. |
172. D 17. |
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173. E 18. |
174. Q 12. |
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175. P 12. |
176. T 16. |
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177. E 16. |
178. E 15. |
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179. R 5. |
180. S 7. |
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181. R 1. |
182. Q 6. |
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183. Q 5. This part of the board is now completed. |
184. M 19. |
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185. A 5. |
186. A 4. |
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187. A 6. |
188. B 4. |
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189. M 4. |
190. L 3. |
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191. K 2. |
192. K 19. Takes. |
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193. J 19. |
194. K 17. Takes in "Ko." |
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195. L 19. Takes in "Ko." |
196. F 17. |
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197. F 18. |
198. D 18. |
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199. C 17. |
200. D 16. |
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201. D 19. "Watari." |
202. E 10. |
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203. D 10. |
204. E 8. |
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205. M 10. |
206. Q 10. |
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207. K 10. |
208. L 9. Takes. |
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209. P 9. |
210. L 13. |
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211. K 13. |
212. N 12. |
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213. M 14. |
214. N 13. |
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