 | | Lesson 1: Exciting Short Stories from the Olympiads
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 | | Lesson 2: The Intermediate Move
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 | | Lesson 3: Modern Trends in the Slav Defense
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 | | Lesson 4: Double Attack with a Rook
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 | | Lesson 5: The Most Common Mistake in the Opening
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 | | Lesson 6: The Always Exciting KID (King's Indian Defense)
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 | | Lesson 7: Triumphs and Disasters Among the Eiite
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 | | Lesson 8: The French Defense Rubinstein Var. is in Trouble
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 | | Lesson 9: Recipe for a Quick Catastrophe
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 | | Lesson10: The King's Gambit Today
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 | | Lesson 11: Entertaining and Instructive Blitz Games from the |
| | World Blitz Championship
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 | | Lesson 12: Center Counter: The Retreat 3…Qd6 is Barely |
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 | | Lesson 13: Dutch Defense Under Pressure
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 | | Lesson 14: Opening Up Pandora's Box: ECO A40
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 | | Lesson 15: Unique and Instructive Draws
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 | | Lesson 16: Some Instructive Short Stories from the 38th |
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 | | Lesson 17: The Pirc Defense: Under Direct Attack
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 | | Lesson 18: New Exciting "Short Stories" Among the Elite
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 | | Lesson 19: The Always Exciting Queen Sacrifice
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 | | Lesson 20: The New Face of the Four Knights
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 | | Lesson 21: Nostalgia
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 | | Lesson 22: New Adventures in the English Opening
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 | | Lesson 23: Fresh Mini-Stories from 2011
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 | | Lesson 24: French Defense – Exchange Variation: The |
| | Potential of c2-c4
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 | | Lesson 25: Blunders WithTwo Open Files in the Center
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