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Still, as a quick search of YouTube will tell you, it could be worse.
Other browsers let you use this space as a quick search engine; type in a phrase, hit enter, and you're taken to a results page.
Dance Central could be the big, breakout success, as a quick search on YouTube will verify.
That includes fans that have been bulk bought by companies - there is a healthy trade in likes as a quick search will show - and others generated by spam accounts or malware.
Lopreiato's situation is not unique, as a quick search for the word "counterfeit" on the Amazon sellers forum reveals hundreds of results from merchants who have had their items knocked-off and sold on the e-commerce platform or are otherwise embattled in some counterfeit-related quagmire or another.
In this case, you get plenty of access to top negotiators, as a quick search of the handy Canadian lobbying registry shows.
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Third-party utilities for renaming images in bulk can be found online as well with a quick search, but you may not need extra software for simple batch jobs.
And while you probably don't need Lens to tell you that you are standing in front of the Eiffel Tower (unless you are really jet lagged), the fact that it can show you more information about sights, including opening hours, is actually quite useful (though you could just as well do a quick search in Google Maps, too).
A quick search for 'Murdoch' (as in Rupert), for example – a topic currently doing the rounds – and many of the results outside of the 'Latest Buzz' section, although news-based, were days not hours or minutes-old.
Regardless of the adequacy of any custom database used by Times reporters as a basic research tool, a quick search using Google or another search engine or database should be a routine part of research.
Once a map is pulled up, a quick search, such as "pizza" pulls up all local restaurants.
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