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    For example: if you type in “trap”, it obviously finds “trapezoid”, but what’s clever is that additional search results will include the “Coracoclavicular-trapezoid ligament”. Just like Google, it also refines the search as you type in more letters.

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    Updated on April 26, 2022
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