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      "title": "Advanced Content Searches (Wildcard, Proximity, Fuzzy, Regular ...",
      "url": "https://support.everlaw.com/hc/en-us/articles/210132673-Advanced-Content-Searches-Wildcard-Proximity-Fuzzy-Regular-Expression",
      "domain": "support.everlaw.com",
      "description": "The Contents search term supports regular expression as well as wildcard, fuzzy, and proximity searches. This article covers search syntax for advanced content searches on Everlaw."
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      "title": "What are Search Terms? (With Examples) - Reliablesoft",
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      "description": "Anything that people type into a search engine is considered a search term. Learn why they are important and how to differentiate them with keywords."
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      "title": "How to Understand Term vs Match Phrase vs Query String",
      "url": "https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2025-12-19-elasticsearch-term-vs-match-phrase-vs-query-string/view",
      "domain": "oneuptime.com",
      "description": "A comprehensive comparison of Elasticsearch term, match, match_phrase, and query_string queries explaining when to use each type for effective search implementations."
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      "title": "Boolean Searching - Instruction - Guides at University of Alaska Fairbanks",
      "url": "https://library.uaf.edu/ls101-boolean",
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      "description": "Boolean Searching Boolean logic is a system of showing relationships between sets by using the operators AND, OR, and NOT. The term Boolean comes from the name of the man who invented this system, George Boole. Boolean operators will help you broaden and narrow your searches when when searching library catalogs, databases, and the web."
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      "title": "Pokemon Go search terms — Full list - Dexerto",
      "url": "https://www.dexerto.com/pokemon/pokemon-go-search-terms-strings-1312690/",
      "domain": "dexerto.com",
      "description": "Pokemon Go search terms, also known as search strings, are incredibly useful when it comes to sorting and filtering through your Pokemon."
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      "title": "How do I extract \"search term\" from URLs? - Stack Overflow",
      "url": "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5176115/how-do-i-extract-search-term-from-urls",
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      "description": "If you want the value of the 'q' term, regardless of where it is in the search string, then the following returns the value of the passed term or null if the term isn't in the search string:"
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      "title": "Use Boolean search on LinkedIn | LinkedIn Help",
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      "domain": "linkedin.com",
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      "title": "Search Tips - ProQuest Platform - LibGuides at ProQuest",
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      "description": "ProQuest assumes your search terms should be combined in a certain order. If you include operators such as AND and OR in the same search string, they will be processed in this order:"
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