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Old March 21, 2015   #1
lexusnexus
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All, I'm trying to do a search for Texas Tomato Cage using the following:

texas cage
"texas"" "cage"
texas & cage
"texas" & "cage"
texas + cage
"texas" + "cage"
texas and cage
"texas" and "cage"

Getting several pages of search results of texas,cage with essentially the same threads. Is there a method in our search function specifying that both terms need to be used, not just one or the other?

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Old March 21, 2015   #2
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Someone once told me that it's better to go to Google and type in something like "texas tomato cage tomatoville", so that's the way I usually do it.

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Old March 21, 2015   #3
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I agree with Linda. You can get much better results with a Google search. You can restrict your results to only Tomatoville posts.

Here are 2 different Google queries:

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourcei...Btomato%2Bcage

https://www.google.com/#q=site:tomat...as+tomato+cage)

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