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<p>it is worth noting separately, as its analysis is often much simpler.  This is because Blue-Red Hackenbush is a so-called <a href="page.php?w=cold_game">cold game</a>, which means, essentially, that it can never be an advantage to have the first move.</p>

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<p>Hackenbush has often been used as an example game for demonstrating the definitions and concepts in <a href="page.php?w=combinatorial_game_theory">combinatorial game theory</a>, beginning with its use in the books <a href="page.php?w=On_Numbers_and_Games">On Numbers and Games</a></p><p>
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