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      "title": "Phrases, Operators, and Wildcards, Oh My! - Advanced Searching ...",
      "url": "https://library.sewanee.edu/advanced/phrases",
      "domain": "library.sewanee.edu",
      "description": "Example: Searching for anarch* will retrieve results for anarchy, anarchism, anarchist, and anarchists. Using a wildcard symbol will replace one letter in a search term in order to find common variants on a search term: Example: Searching for wom?n wil retrieve results for woman, women, and even the lesser used womyn."
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      "title": "Term query - OpenSearch Documentation",
      "url": "https://docs.opensearch.org/latest/query-dsl/term/term/",
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      "description": "Use the term query to search for an exact term in a field. For example, the following query searches for a line with an exact line number:"
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      "title": "Make a WP Query search match exactly the search term",
      "url": "https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/177183/make-a-wp-query-search-match-exactly-the-search-term",
      "domain": "wordpress.stackexchange.com",
      "description": "I'm using WP Query and the results coming back when using the search term aren't working as I wish. For example searching for 'art' returns also results for words containing 'art' such as 'part'. How can I avoid this? and just return results for 'art' containing the exact word 'art'."
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      "title": "The Full List of Google Advanced Search Operators - Boolean Strings",
      "url": "https://booleanstrings.com/2018/03/08/the-full-list-of-google-advanced-search-operators/",
      "domain": "booleanstrings.com",
      "description": "The above chart shows all of the currently supported advanced search operators in Google. (Google's help no longer lists most of them!) [Edited] In April 2019, Google introduced the operators before: and after: [Edited] October 2019: Numrange is back! Get the Boolean Basics class for extensive coverage of all things Boolean."
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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 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": "Search Term: What Are Search Terms? - WordStream",
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      "description": "The search term (or search terms) is the word or phrase that a user enters into a search engine. Also known as the search query."
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