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Blind search engine comparison – Bing, Yahoo and Google
This is interesting. Michael Kordahi, a Microsoft employee built the blind search engine I think to sell more Tweetshirts. The search engine comparisons exclude any blended search compnents such as News, Blogs etc.
Go check it out at http://blindsearch.fejus.com/
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