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You can prove in this position that, even though material is even, you could win decisively in short order.


Solution:

You should notice that 1.Qh8+ wouldn’t win the Black queen because of 1…Ke7, so you can make it possible with 1.Rc8 Rxc8 then 2.Qh8+.

 


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