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• A queening stool may also be used to facilitate this activity.
• Facesitting or smothering may be practiced, and a queening stool may be utilized.
• Queening a white pawn generally allows White to declare a checkmate within the next few moves.
• Alice initially moves like a queening.
• The black rook can no longer check the white king and Black cannot prevent the pawn from queening.
• For the World Team's 47th move, the analysts were again unanimous, this time recommending immediate queening.
• But Adams grabbed the exchange only to have to give back a full rook to stop Kasparov's pawn from queening.
• Queen Elizabeth emerges as a chilly, distant mother, too busy " queening " to pay attention to her children.
• Both players were within a move of queening, but the black king's penetration into the white camp decided the game.
• Your distorted drama-queening conduct isn't helping yours . talk ) 05 : 51, 19 February 2013 ( UTC)
• Kasparov's g pawn was heading toward the queening square when 48 . . . Kb5 ! 49 g7 Kb4 ! stopped it cold.
• White has managed to advance his pawn to the seventh rank, but it is prevented from queening because his own king is in the way.
• On move 33, the World Team had the option of snatching Kasparov's g-pawn, losing two tempi in the queening race.
• The point of this is a decoy  while the defending king is preventing it from queening, the attacking king wins pawns on the other side.
• It is used by the most prominent conspiracy theorist, again making it notable . and its greatly more notable, used and contentfull than Queening stool.
• After the World Team defended the f-pawn, Kasparov decided to launch the race to queening which had been hovering in the background for several moves.
• The passed pawn ( the pawn that has no opposing pawns on its file or the two adjoining files ) becomes too much for Black to keep from queening.
• Black would like to get his king to the e3-square and threaten checkmate to force the white king away from the queening square of the pawn, e1.
• Kg7 27 Qh6 Kg8 28 Rf6 followed by 29 Rg6 would have won the black queen in a position where the queening of the g5 pawn would have carried the day.
• Despite equality in the number of their pieces, Karpov's rook was in a position to capture his rival's knight, clearing the way for queening one of his pawns.