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Advanced boolean search
Instructions:
For each search term use and operator. An operator is a special character just before the term.
The characters you can use are:
- + Indicates that the word must be included in each result
- - Indicates that the word must not be included in each result
- < Makes the word less relevant in the search result order
- > Makes the word more relevant in the search result order
- () Use to group sub expressions
- "" Use to search for a phrase
Here are some examples:
- peach plum Find rows that contain at least one of the words
- +peach +nectar Find rows that contain both words
- +peach schnapps Find peach, but rank it higher if it also includes schnapps
- +peach -nectarine Find peach, but only if it doesn't include a necarine
- +peach +(>cobbler <pie) peach and pie or peach and cobbler, but rank cobbler higher
- "Reyna sucks" Search for negative comments about Reyna
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