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A shrewd plan, stratagem, manipulation, or skilled tactical advancement toward a specific goal. |
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See Maneuver (under basics). |
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Maneuvers (plural), Maneuvered (past tense), Maneuverability (noun) |
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Used in this context,
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Multiple move maneuvers are composed of a series of individual moves executed simultaneously or closely timed to manipulate the opponent in some way for the purpose of a specific outcome.
A minor move is more typically an Insert, Prefix, or Suffix. |
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Moving up-the-circle is a tactical maneuver. |
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Any Basic can be referred to as a maneuver. |
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