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Which search operator will return results containing all the specified keywords?
Answer: C
The operator is AND.
In a search, AND combines terms so that only results containing all of them are returned: 'diet AND pregnancy' gives pages with both words. Each extra term narrows the search.
OR broadens the search, returning results with any of the terms. Quotation marks search for an exact phrase in a fixed order, which is stricter than containing all the words anywhere. Dots are not a keyword operator: search engines use two dots between numbers to ask for a range, such as years, not to combine words.
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