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Yermolinsky takes a thematic poke at the Black c-pawn which is no longer
defended by the queen. If 10 ... Na6 11 Bf4 and, with White's e-pawn securely
defended, White consolidates his space edge with a nice game. But Benjamin has
obviously prepared the move 6 ... e6 and its continuations. Another
possibility is 10 ... Nc6, hitting White's e-pawn for a third time. Then after
11 Nxc7 Rb8 the position is unclear.
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