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	There is a new post on The Chess Mind.  You can read it at:

http://chessmind.powerblogs.com/posts/1206516252.shtml

It begins:

	This week we’ll continue our brief series on the
	Nimzo-Indian with a look at a different pawn
	structure than we’ve seen in the two previous
	games. After a look at 4.Qc2 in week one and 4.a3
	last week, we turn our attention to Rubinstein’s
	move, 4.e3. Our game this week –
	Taimanov-Averbakh from the famed 1953 Candidates
	tournament – once again sees White gaining the
	bishop pair in the opening, but the resulting
	position differs dramatically from the other games.
	One big difference is that the center is more open,
	especially for Black, than it is in the other
	games; on...