searchspell:

by address

corrected for search by address

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In Wikipedia, see Wikipedia:Searching.

Searching is the act of trying to find something or someone. One can distinguish between two forms of search. One may search for something that is known to exist, with the intent to locate it, and one may search for something whose existence is uncertain in order to ascertain whether it exists or not. Searching can also be a metaphorical act, most frequently in reference to intangibles such as memories and emotions. Web searching benefits from specific techniques, which are detailed in the search engine article.

See also

  • Search algorithm
    • Boolean search
    • Tree search
  • Search engine
  • Seeker
  • Search warrant
  • Job search
  • Air-sea rescue
  • Missing people
  • Search and rescue dog
  • Detection dog
  • Strip search
  • Novelty search (in patent law)
  • The Search (1948 film)
  • The Search (DS9 episode)
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