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Tim Kingan: Mark, yes, your point about searching broadly and narrowing with use of technology class (and subclass) is important. However, when searching non-patent literature, proximity operators would be very useful, since keywords often need to be seen in their context in order to manage a workload. Scirus goes part way there by displaying snippets of text which may display more than one of provided keywords. However, for those tools I know of (Google Scholar, Scirus and now ip.com), proximity operators seem not to be available. View Post
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