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Stephane Hamel, Official Rep, replied on April 09, 2009 16:40

If you want to exclude pages that contain apples and oranges, you could use this: (apples|oranges)

You can search for "regex" in Google or check out this link for syntax & examples: http://www.regular-expressions.info/r...

Note: Regex are a key element of the analyst skillset :)

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