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Problem 1
1. Black to move and win
- This position occurred in the game Z. Djordjevic vs. M. Kovacevic, 1984.
 - Hint: Use the Black queen to "fork" the White king and another White piece.
 
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Problem 2
2. Black to move and win material
- This position occurred in the game K. Shirazi vs. J. Peters, 1986.
 - Hint: Use the Black queen to "fork" the White king and another White piece.
 
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