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The document describes several features offered by Yahoo, including My Yahoo, Flickr, Delicious, Yahoo Pipes, Yahoo Maps, the Yahoo Developer Network, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Mobile, and Yahoo Hotjobs. It provides details on what each feature offers and how developers and users can interact with them. The Yahoo Developer Network is described as Yahoo's central resource for developers and partners to explore APIs, resources, and connect with other developers. Yahoo Hotjobs is summarized as an online job search engine that provides tools for job seekers, employers, and staffing firms.
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