To search, enter words and phrases separated by commas (e.g, health,course options,insurance). Long format shows text surrounding the first occurrence of search word; short shows link only. Sorting can be done on any of a number of defined attributes.

Further information on using the query operators:

To perform an effective search, you need to know how to use the query operators. You can only do Boolean searches, so all the subsequent information is based on Boolean search rules.

Boolean expressions are used to describe exactly what you are searching for. Normally, boolean expressions use the terms and and or but parentheses can also be used to group things together. Here are some examples of boolean expressions:

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