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So I'm a duffer (ca. 900 in blitz here) but my son is pretty good (over 1400 USCF and rising fast). I'm trying to get him to study books, because everyone says to do so. I get a Lev Alburt puzzle book and the third puzzle, my son vehemently disagrees with the second move in the line. I put it in Stockfish
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