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								<strong> Solution 2 </strong> The key point for both sides here is clearly at “a”.<br><br>
								If B“a”, the two Black one point skip stones are led out into the open center, and are then quite secure because they 
								should be easily able to connect above or to the right. Almost equally important, after B“a” Black threatens to continue 
								with B“b” to induce W“c”, then follow at either “d”, “e” or even “f” to initiate a serious attack on  the baseless White group.<br><br>
								So the defensive W“d” would most likely follow, leaving Black with Sente to use as he sees fit because White would then have no really serious local attack available.<br><br> 


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<font size=+1>But if Black should mistakenly play elsewhere, the cap of W“a” would completely reverse the local dynamic by leaving the two Black stones almost enclosed within White Sector Lines, and in serious difficulties!<br><br> 
So if Black wishes to keep things simple, as he should when taking 5 stones, there really is no sensible alternative available to B“a”!<br><br> 
But, surprisingly, that’s not what Black actually played, and by allowing the dangerous and unnecessary fight that followed W “a”, unquestionably hastened his demise in this game.<br> 

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