how to play chess endgames book

36 How TO PLAY CHESS ENDGAMES
(3 ... 1:lf4 41:lb8 g3 5 1:la8 .ID'2+ 6 ~gl ~h3 7
1:lh8+ =) 41:lb8 ee,
1 ... 1:la2+ 2 @gl @h3 31:lb3+ g3 41:lbl 1:la3 B
51:lcl gS 61:lbl g4 71:lcl g2 81:lbl 1:lf3 0-1
White resigned in view of 9 1:lal 1:lfl+ 10
1:lxfl gxfl WI+ 11 @xfl ~h2 -+.
Exercises
{Solutions on pages 288-9)
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Black to move and hold the draw.
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In an almost hopeless position,
Black found a way out. Can you?
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At first sight it seems that White has
everything under control. How did Black
show that this was not the case?
C) Activity in General
To end this chapter, we shall look at another game
which shows not only that active pieces are
generally better than passive ones, but also that
it is important to keep sight of the big picture.
1.27
M.lonescu - V.lordachescu
Bucharest 2003
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How could Black have saved the game here?
1 lbf3 lbf6 2 c4 e6 3 g3 dS 4 d4 dxc4 5 .i.g2
.i.b4+ 6 .i.d2 .i.e7 7 Wla4+ .i.d7 8 W!xc4 .i.c6 9
lbc3 lbe4 !