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Searching through the Web by using the Google search engine is a de facto standard for Internet users. Google provides a basic or an advanced form to prepare a query string to its search engine. Supposing to be interested in not using the web form, one can simply do an HTTP get request to the specific URL with a query string constructed upon the search conditions. For instance I can search for results with word " hello " by doing an HTTP request at: http://www.google.com/search?q=hello I can add another word, e.g. " world ", as follows: http://www.google.com/search?q=hello+world You know, the search can be more "complicated" by specifying nice parameters like: or condition(s) exact phrase(s) search on specific domain(s) avoid a specific word(s) search with a specific language limit search by geographical area search for document type etc. How can I modify the query string to account for the above search parameters?
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