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From: ching@hp-pcd.UUCP (Chao Liu)
Newsgroups: net.rec.bridge
Subject: Re: Problems-Problems - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 2-Sep-83 03:33:47 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep  2 03:33:47 1983
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hp-pcd!ching    Sep  1 14:57:00 1983

/***** hp-pcd:net.rec.bridge / houxz!halle1 /  6:43 am  Aug 30, 1983*/
While you spotted the pitfall (unblocking the spades), you have very
grossly oversimplified the problem.  There are a multitude of solutions,
of which this is one.  One such variation is if one of them keeps the
clubs, not both releasing them as you showed.  Even with your example
the squeeze is not straightforward.  But trump squeezes and compound
squeezes rarely are.  Try again.
/* ---------- */

Sorry for the unfinished response went out to the net.
I haven't mastered the notesfile yet.  It seems there is about two day 
delay of the news from your site to my site.  By now, you should already 
see my finished solution.  Anyway, it was an interesting problem.

--Ching-Chao Liu
  HP Portable Computer Division
  Corvallis, Oregon