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This document provides examples of advanced search operators that can be used with Google search: - Filetype: limits searches to specific file formats like documents, PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and text files. - Asterisk (*) finds search terms with variations, like finding a person's middle name. - Tilde (~) excludes search terms, like finding a technology journal that does not include the word "language". - Allintitle: finds documents with all search terms in the title only. - Inurl: finds documents that mention search terms in the URL. - Allinurl: finds documents that have all search terms in the URL only.

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