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The Inurl Allinurl Specifiers

The document discusses the "inurl:" and "allinurl:" specifiers used in web searches. It states that "inurl:" returns results containing its operand in the URL, while "allinurl:" returns results containing all of its operands in the URL. It provides details on the proper syntax and use of operators with each specifier.

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The Inurl Allinurl Specifiers

The document discusses the "inurl:" and "allinurl:" specifiers used in web searches. It states that "inurl:" returns results containing its operand in the URL, while "allinurl:" returns results containing all of its operands in the URL. It provides details on the proper syntax and use of operators with each specifier.

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The inurl: and allinurl:

specifiers

Main properties of intext:


The inurl: specifier is a unary (one operand) specifier that returns
results containing the operand in their URL.

Main properties of inurl:


The inurl: specifier is a unary (one operand) specifier that returns
results containing the operand in their URL.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.

Main properties of inurl:


The inurl: specifier is a unary (one operand) specifier that returns
results containing the operand in their URL.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.
The inurl: will only apply to its operand and will ignore other
expressions on its right.

Main properties of inurl:


The inurl: specifier is a unary (one operand) specifier that returns
results containing the operand in their URL.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.
The inurl: will only apply to its operand and will ignore other
expressions on its right.
Using the OR operator on its operands will make inurl: work as
if it was called on each operand, or both.

Main properties of inurl:


The inurl: specifier is a unary (one operand) specifier that returns
results containing the operand in their URL.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.
The inurl: will only apply to its operand and will ignore other
expressions on its right.
Using the OR operator on its operands will make inurl: work as
if it was called on each operand, or both.
You can use logical operators between two inurl: and theyll work
as usual.

Main properties of allinurl:

Main properties of allinurl:


The allinurl: specifier is a n-ary (n operands) specifier that returns
results with an URL containing the n operands.

Main properties of allinurl:


The allinurl: specifier is a n-ary (n operands) specifier that returns
results with an URL containing the n operands.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.

Main properties of allinurl:


The allinurl: specifier is a n-ary (n operands) specifier that returns
results with an URL containing the n operands.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.
Each word expression on its right-hand side will be considered its
operand if it doesnt have its own specifier.

Main properties of allinurl:


The allinurl: specifier is a n-ary (n operands) specifier that returns
results with an URL containing the n operands.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.
Each word expression on its right-hand side will be considered its
operand if it doesnt have its own specifier.
Using the OR operator between two operands will make
allinurl: work as if it was called on each, or both of them.

Main properties of allinurl:


The allinurl: specifier is a n-ary (n operands) specifier that returns
results with an URL containing the n operands.
The : (colon) is mandatory and there should be no blank space.
Each word expression on its right-hand side will be considered its
operand if it doesnt have its own specifier.
Using the OR operator between two operands will make
allinurl: work as if it was called on each, or both of them.
When using logical operators between two allinurl: , the AND
operator will break them, whereas the OR and - (NOT)
operators will make the right-hand side expression ignored.

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