1.   White often plays to obtain the bishop pair, but not that way.

2.   Black concedes the bishop pair but inflicts doubled pawns on White and has free development.

3.   He emerged from the opening with the bishop pair and a spatial advantage.

4.   Shirov had an extra pawn and the bishop pair but his pawn structure was badly compromised.

5.   White had the bishop pair and some space on the queenside but his c-pawn was subject to pressure on the half-open c-file.