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Enter keywords to search for separated by spaces. Upper and lowercase do not matter. Searches are normally for whole words, but you can add a leading or trailing asterisk to change that. For example, "Thom*" matches both "Thom" and "Thomas", but not "phanthom".

You can use an underscore to represent a space, so "Thom_Henderson" will only match those two words in a row.

You can join words with an asterisk to say that they may only be 20 characters apart. For example, "Thom*Henderson" will match Thom Henderson, Thomas Henderson, and Thomas Lawton Henderson. Or for that matter "Thom "da boss" Henderson.

You can preceed a word with an exclamation mark to negate it (that is, to exclude articles that use the word). For example, "!Henderson" would leave out any article that mentions a Henderson. In practice this is really not very useful.

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