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Or you just "quote" your original misspelled query and Google will search for the misspelled version without any additional click.
by yaix 16y ago
Or you just "quote" your original misspelled query and Google will search for the misspelled version without any additional click.
- epi0Bauqu 16y agoIt wasn't a misspelling though! That's the point. She is a cancer researcher and she meant that. Renal is for kidneys and Suttle is an author on various papers in the field.
- sjs382 16y agoQuotes provide you with exact match results. Putting quotes around an entire phrase isn't what I intend sometimes, and quoting each term in the query is just excessive. In that case, I'll just click the extra link...
- ZoFreX 16y agoA timesaver that might be useful on the edge cases is to prefix terms with a plus sign. +the +quick +brown +dog is easier to type than "the" "quick" "brown" "dog", and should have the same results.