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Date: Tue, 27 May 2014 00:11:20 -0700
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Subject: [jvsw] Definition Edited At Word gugle -- By krtisfranks
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In jbovlaste, the user krtisfranks has edited a
definition of "gugle" in the language "English".

Differences:

2,2c2,2
< 		$x_1$ searches network or collection of information/data/facts, etc. (especially the Internet) for information on topic/quote $x_2$ using service/tool/search resource/function $x_3$ provided by (host, company, etc.) $x_4$ with accessed information sources (websites, network, documents, books, etc.) $x_5$. $x_3$ is a search engine that provides information/resource/output on topic/query $x_2$ by way of organized and (semi-)automated/quick information search through many providers/sources of information including $x_5$, with search service provided by $x_4$ and provided to/used by/accessible to (potential or actual) user $x_1$ (who does not actually perform the initial search/sorting/recruiting of information).
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> 		$x_1$ searches network or collection of information/data/facts, etc. (especially the Internet) for information on topic/quote $x_2$ using service/tool/search resource/function $x_3$ provided by (host, company, etc.) $x_4$ with accessed information sources (websites, network, documents, books, etc.) $x_5$. $x_3$ is a search engine that provides information/resource/output on topic/query $x_2$ by way of organized and (semi-)automated/quick information search through many providers/sources of information including $x_5$, with search service provided by $x_4$ and provided to/used by/accessible to (potential or actual) user $x_1$ (who does not actually perform the initial search/sorting/recruiting of information). $x_4$ is a search engine service provider able to present search results via service/tool $x_3$. 
5,5c5,5
< 		The creation and/or use of this word does not endorse Google or any other search engine service provider. Proposed short rafsi form: –gul–.
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> 		Key word search, academic search, picture search, video search, map search, etc. can be expressed by x3. The creation and/or use of this word does not endorse Google or any other search engine service provider. Proposed short rafsi form: –gul–. See also: {valfa}


Old Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1$ searches network or collection of information/data/facts, etc. (especially the Internet) for information on topic/quote $x_2$ using service/tool/search resource/function $x_3$ provided by (host, company, etc.) $x_4$ with accessed information sources (websites, network, documents, books, etc.) $x_5$. $x_3$ is a search engine that provides information/resource/output on topic/query $x_2$ by way of organized and (semi-)automated/quick information search through many providers/sources of information including $x_5$, with search service provided by $x_4$ and provided to/used by/accessible to (potential or actual) user $x_1$ (who does not actually perform the initial search/sorting/recruiting of information).

	Notes:
		The creation and/or use of this word does not endorse Google or any other search engine service provider. Proposed short rafsi form: –gul–.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: search engine, In Sense: (generalized)

	Place Keywords:


New Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1$ searches network or collection of information/data/facts, etc. (especially the Internet) for information on topic/quote $x_2$ using service/tool/search resource/function $x_3$ provided by (host, company, etc.) $x_4$ with accessed information sources (websites, network, documents, books, etc.) $x_5$. $x_3$ is a search engine that provides information/resource/output on topic/query $x_2$ by way of organized and (semi-)automated/quick information search through many providers/sources of information including $x_5$, with search service provided by $x_4$ and provided to/used by/accessible to (potential or actual) user $x_1$ (who does not actually perform the initial search/sorting/recruiting of information). $x_4$ is a search engine service provider able to present search results via service/tool $x_3$. 

	Notes:
		Key word search, academic search, picture search, video search, map search, etc. can be expressed by x3. The creation and/or use of this word does not endorse Google or any other search engine service provider. Proposed short rafsi form: –gul–. See also: {valfa}

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: search engine, In Sense: (generalized)

	Place Keywords:


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