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This document discusses how to use the internet and search engines to find information. It explains that search engines may return results that are not the most relevant and to beware of ads or biased sites. It then lists some popular sites to search for specific types of content and how to bookmark or share favorite websites through email. Finally, it briefly introduces some of Google's free online tools like calendars, translation, blogging, and photo sharing.
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