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• The default setting for linking search terms is the logical "AND". Google will only display those pages containing ALL your search terms. You do not have to enter "AND" between your search terms! 'Controlling Hamburg' is equivalent to 'Controlling and Hamburg'
• The logical "OR" operator must be stated explicitly: 'Hamburg or London'.
• Google searches are not case sensitive: search requests for 'Hamburg' and 'HAMBURG' will return the same results.'
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• Typing errors are usually "picked up" by Google's alternative suggestions.
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• '+' sign. Do not forget the space in front of the "+" sign. To search for Basel II enter 'Basel +II'
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