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'Every Single Line' sounds like hours of memorising, which is exactly what club players dread about openings. The thumbnail answers that straight away, a red cross on MEMORIZE and a green tick on UNDERSTAND. You get the complete opening without the homework.
'London System' names an opening solution-aware club players already know or play, and '[Opening Crash Course]' promises one sitting rather than a long series.
Pairing the red and green with a cross and a tick keeps wrong and right clear for colourblind viewers, and the orange squares pick out the London's key pieces.
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