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The Objective of a Chess Game
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Understanding Chess Notations
Using Chess Notations
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"Development means getting your pieces out and into good positions. It is again something which primarily occurs during the opening phase of a game of chess and the concept is to quickly move your pieces towards the center square or the center squares. These would be the center squares and it is believed in chess that control of center is critical to controlling the game. You will hear the term developmental moves. A developmental move is defined as moving a piece to a square on which its mobility will be increased and from which its effectiveness in the game will be greater."
eHow Article: How to Develop a Chess Game
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