1
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Pawn
endings
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1.1
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Opposition
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1.2
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Corresponding
squares. Triangulation
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1.3
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The
rule of the square
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1.4
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Outside
passed pawn
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1.5
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Playing
for stalemate
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1.6
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Shoulder-charging
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1.7
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Breakthrough
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1.8
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Extra
space
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1.9
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Transition
from pawn endings to other endings
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1.10
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Transition
to a pawn ending
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Positions
to solve
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2
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Knight endings
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2.1
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Knight's
features
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2.2
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Several
typical positions
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2.3
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Knight
and pawn against Knight
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2.4
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Knight
and two pawns against Knight
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2.5
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Strategy
and tactic in Knight endings
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Positions
to solve
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3
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Bishops of opposite color
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3.1
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Minimum
of exact positions
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3.2
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Strategic
ideas in endings with Bishops of opposite color
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Positions
to solve
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4
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Opposite colored bishops with Rooks or
Queens on the board
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4.1
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Opposite
colored Bishops with Rooks
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4.2
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Opposite
colored Bishops with Queens
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Positions
to solve
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5
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Bishops of the same color
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5.1
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Several
theoretical positions
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5.2
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Most
important features of endings with Bishops of the same color
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Positions
to solve
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6
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Bishops against Knight
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6.1
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Bishop's
advantages
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6.2
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Knight's
advantages
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6.3
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Bishop
against Knight-conclusions
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6.4
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A Bishop
is simply stronger than a Knight
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Positions
to solve
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7
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Bishop pair in the endgame
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7.1
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Simple cases
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7.2
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Exchange
of one of the Bishops
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7.3
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Bishop
pair with a passed pawn
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7.4
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More
complex examples
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7.5
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Bishop
pair with Rooks on the board
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7.6
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Successful
fight against Bishop pair
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7.7
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How
the positions with a Bishop pair arise?
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Positions
to solve
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Solutions
to the contest tasks
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