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Do not take this free pawn (you will get a bad position)

Develop the Knight instead

When black puts the bishop on the long diagonal

You can moves your Queen here

Now when Black takes this pawn

You can take back with the bishop

After another exchange

White takes this pawn

Black replies by taking back w/ the Bishop

White takes back with the Queen

And attacks this Rook (Queen in dominant position)

Black can respond by moving the Rook here

But we just castle Queenside

And get a great position