lots of  google search results are missing? what's wrong with google?
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It looks like you've come across different data centres.\n\nIf you have a look at the two links below you will see a slight difference in the number of results returned.\n\nThe first link is the new google (Big Daddy), and the second just a data centre picked at random. Whenever you hit google, you will have landed on one of theses IP addressses (there are over 40 data centres, each with a separate IP address).\n\nDepending on how quickly the information trickles down from the search engine spiders to the data centres  will depend on how out of kilter 2 searches may be.
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(1) The search string you entered was probably entered by someone long before you. So google records this string and the pages that were visted out of the list that was displayed. Next time somebody enters the same string or similar search the most visted sites appear at page 1and calculates a number of probabilty of further search and therefore declares how many pages there might be.\n(2) Google caches universal webpages every four hours (may be even less). This gives it the edge to search on a blink of an eye.
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I'm guessing your computer doesn't have a search engine, right?
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Google is number one on general searchings. Next Yahoo. For more advanced searches, try Exalead. But none of them searches the socalled invisible web, that is databases, news stuff etc. You have to try Profusion, Complete Planet or RDN (academic).
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Hmmmm\nAre you sure you have a connection to the net?\nDo all search engines do that? or some of them?\nplease make sure the firewall does not interrupt you and..\nLet us try the following.\n- Clear history and cookies\n- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n- Go to C: > Documents and settings > YourUserName > Local settings > Temp\nand delete every thing here\n(If you could not see Local settings, type it in address bar)\n- Restart computer and try again\n- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n\nXLMan
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It depends on the search engine and the individual page.\n\nSearch results are stored in a sort of cache and aren't updated live.  The results are only updated when that page is crawled again.  With busy pages, this happens regularly, but with quieter ones, it can take absolutely ages.  There's a result on Google for my email address from over a year ago even though the page was deleted the day after it was uploaded.\n\nThere's no right answer to this one other than "however long it takes".
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like these ? if not run a google or yahoo search
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search from google.com
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I'm not sure, have you checked google?
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all kinds, just search for them here, there are literally thousands and thousands of people asking for help, no connection, shutdowns, makes you wonder how they can be blind to firefox, opera, crazy browser etc etc, I have never had so many browsers with so many different features to check out... I mean did I type this? nope, I SPOKE IT, still all these people are having all sorts of nightmares. Surely everyone knows google, they just have to type in there
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It sounds like your ads may have keywords that are too general or a landing page that is not 'optimised' enough. This is Google's so-called 'quality control' and has affected lots of site owners for several months.
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did you search google?
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Did you search google?
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Y.Answers are having problems with advance search option...\n\nthey are working on it .... see forum\n\n\n('',)\nPeace!
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Have you tried a search engine?
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I think that google is pretty good. Their search engine seems to be much better than the average search engine and G mail is becoming popular, but BEWARE of downloading their toolbar, I have done it a few times and had problems with the computer and my antivirus kicked right in and destroyed it. Other than that, they are pretty good. :0)
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have you tried a search engine?