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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:11.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[0]
PB[Richard Granville]
PW[Mr. Huang]
DT[Easter 1982]
PC[Paris]
KM[5.5]
SO[BGJ 56, June 1982, Page 18]
AN[M Macfadyen]
C[Copyright British Go Association 1982, 2004]
;B[qd];W[dd];B[pq];W[dp];B[fc];W[hc]
C[White 6: Richard criticised this play, though White could still \
get a fair result with 8 at 9. Allowing Black to play 13, nullifying \
the wall, is bad for White.]
;B[cc];W[cd]
;B[dc];W[ed];B[fb];W[ge];B[cj];W[oc];B[pe];W[md];B[jp];W[po]
;B[oo];W[on];B[no];W[pp];B[oq];W[qq];B[pn]
(;W[op]
C[White 26, 28, 34: Highly unorthodox and not very convincing usually \
White plays 26' at 39, then pushes black along with 38 and 41 \
before cutting with 26 and 28. (See variation)]
;B[np];W[nq]
C[White 26, 28, 34: Highly unorthodox and not very convincing usually \
White plays 26' at 39, then pushes black along with 38 and 41 \
before cutting with 26 and 28.]
;B[qr];W[qp];B[nr];W[mq];B[rr];W[rn]
C[White 26, 28, 34: Highly unorthodox and not very convincing usually \
White plays 26' at 39, then pushes black along with 38 and 41 \
before cutting with 26 and 28.]

;B[pm];W[mr];B[rm];W[qm]
C[White 38: Up to 37 White seems to have collapsed totally but \
with this ingenious play he achieves a non-resignable result \
(though it's not clear what he intends to do if 41' is at 42 \
(A)).]
LB[mn:A]
;B[qn];W[om];B[ql];W[mn];B[qo];W[gp]
;B[cg]
C[Black 45, 47: It is hard to imagine a combination more helpful \
to White. This is the point at which Black should be playing \
solidly to simplify the game. Instead he generates three weak \
groups outof nowhere, and has to win the game all over again. \
He should have run into the centre with 17, hoping to attack \
White's wall later.]
LB[jp:17]
;W[cl];B[cq]
C[Black 45, 47: It is hard to imagine a combination more helpful \
to White. This is the point at which Black should be playing \
solidly to simplify the game. Instead he generates three weak \
groups outof nowhere, and has to win the game all over again. \
He should have run into the centre with 17, hoping to attack \
White's wall later.]
LB[cg:45][jp:17]
;W[cp];B[dq];W[er]
C[White 50 is a good move. Black should be able to settle himself \
without much trouble, but he plays some very clumsy moves here:]
;B[eq];W[fr];B[ep];W[dn]
;B[eo];W[el];B[go];W[ho];B[gn]
C[Black 59: Awful - he must cut at 60 (A). This would bring 17 \
back into the game and leave no good continuation for White.]
LB[hp:A][jp:17]
;W[hp];B[en];W[bf];B[bg];W[bk]
;B[ej];W[gl];B[hn];W[in];B[im]
C[Black 69: Careless - he should play 73 (A) first. Fortunately \
for Black, White believes his pseudo tesuji at 71 (B) and doesn't \
play 74' at 77 (C).]
LB[gm:C][fl:B][hl:A]
;W[hm];B[fl];W[fk];B[hl];W[di]
;B[ek];W[fm];B[gm];W[fi]
C[White 78 and 80 lean on the left side to prepare an attack on \
the right, then he seems to change his mind and try to kill the \
left group.  Black lives easily, and then adds an unnecessary \
stone at 103.]
;B[ei];W[fh]
C[White 78 and 80 lean on the left side to prepare an attack on \
the right, then he seems to change his mind and try to kill the \
left group.  Black lives easily, and then adds an unnecessary \
stone at 103.]
;B[bj];W[jn];B[ck];W[bl]
;B[eh];W[ag];B[ah];W[bc];B[bb];W[bd];B[ab];W[ai];B[af];W[aj]
;B[bi];W[dh];B[dg];W[ch];B[dl];W[dm];B[dk];W[em];B[ak]
C[White 78 and 80 lean on the left side to prepare an attack on \
the right, then he seems to change his mind and try to kill the \
left group.  Black lives easily, and then adds an unnecessary \
stone at 103.  The record stops at 103.]
)
(;W[qn];B[pm];W[qm];B[pl];W[ql]))
