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http://www.gadgetell.com [Gadgetell - The Tech News, Reviews, and Interesting Things Blog] Gadgetell First Look: Accoona searches ”˜news’ and ”˜business’ Posted May 15th, 2006, 11:02 am by Adam Berger Section: Websites Tags: accoona, artificial intelligence, business news, news site, search engines, semantic map We know, we know, there are already so many search engines out there - who needs one more. Well we don’t develop them though there are some non-Google ones that we love.

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