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McDonald: Expand Your Chess Strategy (paperback) Klassiker The book examines both dynamic

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McDonald: Expand Your Chess Strategy (paperback) Klassiker The book examines both dynamic The book examines both dynamic sacrifices (immediate tactical blow) and long term sacrifices (positional compensation) As a successful opening specialist Master pawn break timing and structure to gain concrete advantages McDonald's toolkit draws on carefully curated examples that illustrate how to recognize opportunities and construct a winning approach

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