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167. H 16. Takes, "Ko." |
168. A 2. Black plays this correctly. |
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169. A 5. |
170. H 17. Takes, "Ko." |
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171. H 19. |
172. K 18. |
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173. H 16. Takes, "Ko." |
174. L 18. |
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175. H 17. "Ko tsugu." |
176. M 17. Black has a chance to make some territory in this part of the board. |
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177. O 17. |
178. N 16. |
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179. Q 17. |
180. O 15. |
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181. P 16. |
182. Q 15. |
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183. P 15. |
184. R 17. |
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185. R 16. |
186. Q 18. |
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187. P 17. |
188. R 15. |
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189. S 17. |
190. R 13. |
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191. S 14. |
192. P 14. |
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193. S 15. |
194. O 13. Black should live, although he has gained little space. |
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195. N 14. |
196. P 12. Black should have occupied O 14. |
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197. O 14. Black's groups are now separated. |
198. N 18. |
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199. O 18. |
200. P 18. |
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201. R 18. Takes. |
202. O 12. |
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203. N 12. |
204. E 15. This is pure waste. |
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205. M 19. If Black had played here his group would have lived. |
206. E 17. |
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207. E 18. Takes. |
208. A 12. |
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209. A 11. |
210. O 16. Too late; this group is hope less now. |
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211. Q 11. |
212. Q 12. |
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213. R 11. |
214. O 11. |
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215. O 10. |
216. Q 2. |
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