(;
AB[cc][cd][de][cf][bg][bh][ch][fd][fc][ge][he][pd][pf][pq][or][po][op][pn][qm][jp][lo][ip][hp][fo][ep]
AW[cb][dc][eb][fb][gc][gd][id][jd][ee][ef][df][dg][cg][dh][cp][dn][gq][hq][iq][kq][lr][pp][qp][qo][qq][qr]
C[Black plays.

Source:
    "How Would You Play Here?  Miyamoto Naoki
    Go World #16, p. 49]
(;
B[hh]
C[Attempting to rescue the 4 stones is a big mistake.];
W[jh]
C[White will pursue Black's running group, while simultaneously reducing Black's framework to the right.

Black has immediately fallen behind.]
)
    (;
    B[mc]
    C[A large point, but Black's play here ignores the main feature of Black's position, viz., the thickness at the bottom.]
    )
    (;
    B[pi]
    C[This move is excellent for taking right side territory, but is too conservative to take full advantage of Black's huge thickness at the bottom.]
    )
    (;
    B[kg]
    C[Correct idea.  Black doesn't worry about saving the top left stones, but instead builds on the framework from both the bottom and right side stones.];
    W[ig]
    C[For example, if White captures the 4 stones, ...];
    B[ki]
    C[... Black continues to enlarge the framework.]
    )
    (;
    W[ki]
    C[Note that if given the chance, White would also play in the center, for example, as far as here.  This move diminishes the power of Black's bottom wall.

Then if Black tries to surround territory on the right, the size of that territory will be less, and White threatens to swallow the 4 top left stones whole.]
    )
)

