Variations of Our Solution (II)
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in the bamboo joint. White must be on her guard not to fall into a surprising trap. !!! 
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in the centre.
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) would have the same effect of a smaller eye. But White could have taken an additional Black liberty with her move 
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, instead, allowing Black to get some kind of larger eye in the centre, she must be on her guard thereafter.
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, before having played this sagari. Otherwise White would take this point, creating a third ko-shape, which favours White. This is also shown in the theory chapter as FLAG 8b (
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