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Line 159: \| White mates in one move! }} Although most problems call for straightforward (though possibly difficult) solution, occasionally a problem will involve a humorous trick or twist. The problem at right, shown in Norwegian broadcaster [[NRK]]'s airings from the World Championships in Dubai 2021, calls for White to move and give ~~immediate~~ checkmate in just a single move. The trick is to recognize that despite the arrangement of the Black men, the board is actually viewed from the White side (as shown by the black king standing on a square of its own color, rather than on the opposite color as in the standard opening position). Thus the solution is 1.Nd3#; the black pawns are moving ''down'' the board and cannot capture the white knight. ==Abbreviations==

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