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A mate in two! One of the problems solved by GM Ian Watson in winning the British Chess Solving Championship.


Solution:

1.Re3 Ndxe3 [1...Rd5 2.Re4#; 1...Rh8 2.Nc2#; 1...Rc3 2.Qc5#; 1...Bxe3 2.Be5#] 2.Be5#

 


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