Search-Within-Search – Tool From Google Alarms Sites

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Posted on: Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

The most popular search engine Google added one more feature to its search, where you can search within a search. If you type in popular company/website key words, like those of The Washington Post, Wikipedia, The New York Times, Wal-Mart and others on Google, it brings up the relevant result at the top and immediately underneath is a second search box. If you type a keyword in that secondary search box it will return results from within that site.