24 May '07 01:59>3 edits
Since helpmate29 implies that he is associated with the British magazine The Problemist, let's take an example from there.
Rolf Uppstrom, The Problemist 2001
#6
Solution:
1.Rg8 [threat 2.Rxg5#]
I needn't continue. This problem has a bad key and is "riddled with duals", yet was good enough to be published in The Problemist (the main one, not the supplement!), and in the year 2001 no less!
Rolf Uppstrom, The Problemist 2001
#6
Solution:
1.Rg8 [threat 2.Rxg5#]
1...h6 and now both 2.Re8 and 2.Kc6 force mate.
1...Bg3 2.Rxg5+ Be5 and now White can play 3.Rxe5# right away, or have a little fun with 3.Rf5 c3 4.Rxe5+ Bd5 5.Rxd5#
I needn't continue. This problem has a bad key and is "riddled with duals", yet was good enough to be published in The Problemist (the main one, not the supplement!), and in the year 2001 no less!