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You wanted to look up information about Alzheimer's, but you were unsure if it was spelled "Alsheimer's" or "Alzheimer's." Which advanced search strategy would be useful? a Boolean search using a wild card in your search trying different search engines doing a search for "Alsheimer's NOT Alzheimer's"
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A dictionary would be easier, no? e.e The last one seems correct, though.
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