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With almost 3000 training positions and there over 6300 training questions to be solved, the latest CD by George Renko is not short on weight. The theme of the exercises is: forced variations. These are known to be an important characteristic of combinations. The introduction is followed by six databases on the themes: mate, mate or material, material, perpetual check, stalemate and special cases. These databases with between 26 and 64 examples explain - still without training questions - important motifs. The number of such motifs is known to be very limited, and so they ought to be easy to assimilate. But there is only one way of recognizing them in practical play: practice, practice, practice.