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= '''Glossary''' =

'''A-square:''' Any edge square which is separated from the nearest corner by one other edge square (see Diagram 1-2).

'''Anchor:''' One or more edge pieces which cannot easily be eliminated by the opposition, offering protection against a wipe-out.

'''B-square:''' Any edge square which is separated from the nearest corner by two other edge squares (see Diagram 1-2).

'''Balanced edge:''' An edge occupied by six adjacent discs of the same color, both corners being vacant.

'''Blackline:''' The diagonal running from h1 to a8.

'''Break a diagonal:''' Establish a disc on a diagonal controlled by the opponent.

'''C-square:''' Any edge square which is adjacent to a corner (see Diagram 1-2).

'''Control the center:''' Having discs bunched in the center of the board while the opponent’s discs are on the outside.

'''Diagonal control:''' Having a line of several discs of the same color on a diagonal line while the opponent has no discs on the same line.

'''Even number theory:''' When there is a region with an even number of empty squares, it is usually better to have your opponent initiate play in the region.

'''Extract:''' Flip an interior disc that was valuable for the opponent.

'''Feeding the opponent:''' Intentionally giving the opponent options in a region.

'''Forced move:''' A move on which a player has only one legal play.

'''Free move:''' A move available to only one player which can be deferred until later in the game and which, when taken, does not create any safe responses for the opponent.

'''Frontier disc:''' A disc which borders one or more empty squares.

'''Gain a tempo:''' To achieve an advantage of timing by deriving one more viable move than the opposition from play within a limited area of the board and thereby in effect transferring to the opposition the burden of initiating play elsewhere.

'''Hyper even-number theory:''' A player can force his opponent to initiate play in an even-numbered region if the player does not have access to any of the squares in the region.

'''Interior disc:''' A disc which is completely surrounded by other discs.

'''Interior sweep:''' A strategy by which one side creates a large number of stable interior discs, usually sacrificing edge discs in the process.

'''Internal disc:''' Same as interior disc.

'''Loud move:''' A move which creates many new frontier discs.

'''Main diagonal:''' One of the two eight-square diagonals running between two corners (see Diagram 6-16).

'''Pair:''' Two empty squares such that if a player moves to one of the squares, his opponent will want to play in the other.

'''Parity:''' The ability to get the last move in every or almost every region.

'''Poison disc:''' A disc which turns what would otherwise be a quiet move into a loud move.

'''Poisoned move:''' A potentially quiet move which is a loud move because of a poison disc.

'''Quiet move:''' A move which does not create many new frontier discs.

'''Run out of moves:''' A position in which the player to move has no safe moves available.

'''Safe move:''' A move which does not concede a corner.

'''Semi-forced move:''' A move which is forced not by the rules of the game but rather by tactical considerations.

'''Stable disc:''' A disc which cannot be flipped no matter what moves are made throughout the rest of the game.

'''Stoner trap:''' A sequence of moves forcing the capture of a corner by first controlling a main diagonal with an X-square move, then attacking a corner so that if the oppo- nent defends the corner, he flips the X-square. See Diagram 9-25.

'''Swindle:''' A situation where one player gets both moves in a pair because, following the first move into the pair, the opponent does not have a legal move to the other square in the pair.

'''Tesuji:''' A good move or sequence of moves that can be used in certain frequently-occurring positions.

'''Unbalanced edge:''' An edge occupied by five adjacent discs of the same color, one C-square and both corners being vacant.

'''Wall:''' A connected group of frontier discs of the same color.

'''Wedge:''' A disc or line of several discs of the same color on an edge which is abutted on both sides by opposition discs, or playing a move which creates a wedge.

'''Whiteline:''' The diagonal running from a1 to h8.

'''Wing:''' An unbalanced edge.

'''Wipe-out:''' A game which ends with all the discs on the board the same color.

'''X-square:''' Any edge square which is diagonally adjacent to a corner (see Diagram 1-2).

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