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It's worth noting that the thing which makes Google so popular is it's result matching.

Their database isn't just "which pages contain which words at which URLs" that's easy -- ignoring size for a moment! -- but the good thing about Google is it cross-matches pages with links to them from somewhere else.

You might have a page without the word "health" in it at all. It might be full of "well-being" and "fitness" and medical words like "viability", but if a million people have linked to it with "here's a good health page", then a search for "health" will have your page at the top anyway. --

($_='jjjuuusssttt annootthheer pppeeerrrlll haaaccckkeer')=~y/a-z//s;print;

In reply to Re: Perl Search Applicance by Cody Pendant
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