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Black captures White's single stone in the upper right, so achieving an independently living shape.

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White's push threatens to capture Black's four -stones by throwing-in at .

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We will assume here that Black does not want to sacrifice these stones; therefore, he defends his cutting point in the corner.

As a matter of course, Black could live in the corner e.g. by descending to . However, after White captured Black's -stones, she would no longer need to capture the hanezeki's tail, so avoiding the accompanying loss of about 25 points.

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Again, Black defends his -stones.

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White destroys Black's potential eye at the upper edge.

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The remaining territory in the corner is too small for two eyes. Black's corner will die.

White will win the game by a large margin.