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AND is the default operator. Entering multiple words without an operator will match pages that contain ALL of those words.

The OR operator allows matching pages that contain either word.

You can use the NOT operator to exclude certain words from the search results.

Exact strings can be matched by placing them inside double quotes (").

You can change the order of evaluation of the search string by using () brackets. Expressions inside brackets will be evaluated first.

All search words and operators are not case sensitive. Matches will be found in the page title, keywords, description and body text.

Search String	Results will contain pages that:
uamdbe program	contain the word uamdbe and the word program (equivalent to "uamdbe AND program")
uamdbe AND program	contain both the word uamdbe and the word program
uamdbe OR program	contain either the word uamdbe or the word program
NOT program	do not contain the word program
uamdbe AND NOT program	contain the word uamdbe and do not contain the word program
"about uamdbe"	contain the exact string about uamdbe (the word about must be followed immediately by the word uamdbe)
"about uamdbe" AND NOT "working groups"	contain the exact string about uamdbe and do not contain the exact string grants program
(about AND uamdbe) OR (working AND groups)	contain the exact words about and uamdbe or the words grants program

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