Editing Chess endgame (section)

====Knight and pawn versus bishop====
{{Chess diagram  
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|Muller & Lamprecht, diagram 5.23 <br />(from Fine, 1941)
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|White to move wins; Black to move draws.
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This is a draw if the defending king is in front of the pawn or sufficiently near. The bishop is kept on a diagonal that the pawn must cross, and the knight cannot both block the bishop and drive the defending king away. Otherwise, the attacker can win.<ref>{{Harvcol|Fine|Benko|2003|p=209}}</ref>
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