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The reporter walks on, searching — ever searching.
But Holloway, as ever, searched for the positives.
"I don't think nobody ever searched for them".
But Pence the palace contriver ever searches for vacuums.
It learns your routine, and information you might need proactively finds its way to you: Whether that's the weather, sports scores, road closures, or your schedule — the user gets the information they need (or that Google Now thinks they need), without ever having to "search".
This allows users to search, retrieve and download compounds, all from the initial page used for searching without ever having to reload the page.
After a few months, however, he realised that the security guards at the new headquarters confined themselves to occasional inspections of bags and briefcases, without ever attempting body-searches.
If you're reading a book/magazine/newspaper and you need to look up the definition of something then do a quick search without ever leaving that page.
A search engine, for instance, could accept encrypted search terms, scan the Web for results based on those scrambled words, and return encrypted results for the user to decode without ever seeing what he or she was searching for.
Limited to the non-indexed subset of PubMed, this strategy works in conjunction with the validated PubMed heart failure search filter without ever compromising the validated translation's known level of performance.
