GoogleMod

GoogleMod is a free tool that simply accepts a user query, run a Google search, and return the results in a compact, KWIC (Key Word In Context) format.

You can, of course, take advantage of some special characters supported by Google, as the sample queries below illustrate:

Sample queries—please click:

1. to * a win
2. a|an * deal
3. "a * deal of" -great|good|big
4. "a * deal of" -great -good -big
5. *한 실력을
6. 실력의 *을|를
7. 실력을 *할|한|하는

(Note that #3 and #4 are equivalent in meaning, but could return slightly differently ordered results.)

Search options:

• Show [ ] results: Number of results to show on one page. The maximum allowed value is 100, limited by Google.
• Add quotes: Enclose queries in double quotes before submission to Google (selected by default). Ignored if the query already contains any double quote.
• Search PDF only: Confine search to PDF files.
• Complete sentences only: Attempt to filter results to display complete sentences only.

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