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    Microsoft's improved Live Search is available in the United States and will be in service globally by the end of October, according to vice president of search and advertising platform group Satya Nadella. "This time, we feel we can claim we are as good as Google" Nadella said. Google is the world's most popular Internet search engine. Full Article at Independent Online
    This time, we feel we can claim we are as good as Google
    SOURCE: Independent Online 26 months ago
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  1. We know that consumers want a complete answer, not a bunch of links, and the changes we've made are focused on getting people to the best answer in one search
    SOURCE: Independent Online 26 months ago

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