Stalemate situation with all pieces on the board Suppose all the pieces are on the board. Does there exist a position such that 

A) one of the players can't make any move (a stalemate)?

B) neither player can make any move (a double stalemate)?
Here is an example of a 12-move game after which White (to move) is stalemated. All 32 units (pieces and pawns) are still on the board. The original version of this concept game was created by Charles Henry Wheeler, and published in Sunny South in 1887, according to Edward Winter's C.N. 3679. Samuel Loyd is often, and wrongly, given credit.

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