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This document provides information on different types of searches that can be performed on the internet using Google search engine. It discusses simple keyword searches as well as advanced search options like using special characters and operators to refine results. These include exact phrase searches, forbidden term searches, searches by file type or date. The document also introduces targeted searches of discussion lists and tools for translating searches and content into different languages.
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- 4. How to perform targeted searches
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- 10. Searching With Google Expand the “More search tools” link to see different search tools WEB 2.0
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