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Problem of the day - 2006/09/11 00:22 r2q2k1/6pp/p4p2/1pN2N2/1Pp2P2/n1B5/6PP/4Q1K1 w - - 0 1

r . . q . . k .
. . . . . . p p p . . . . p . .
. p N . . N . .
. P p . . P . .
In spite of n . B . . . . .
. . . . . . In so far p P . . . . Q . K .

Of course white to woefully play and seemingly win.
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re:Problem of the day - 2006/09/11 01:26 Scroll down to see the answer:

1. In theory nh6+!

1...gxh6 (1...Kf8 & 1...Kg8 both lead to forks thinly losing the queen) 2.
Qe6+ Kg7 (or Kf8) 3. Nd7! At the same time & mate in 4 follows after 4. In particular bxc6+..
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