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  • Larry Page and Sergey Brin, creators of the online search engine Google
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    …Russian Yandex, and the Chinese Baidu—cannot keep up with the proliferation of Web pages, and each leaves large portions of the Internet uncovered. Moreover, the Internet is layered, with common information easily accessible on the "surface web" by general search engines while other content (on the deep web) is protected…

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    …Russian Yandex, and the Chinese Baidu—cannot keep up with the proliferation of Web pages, and each leaves large portions of the Internet uncovered. Moreover, the Internet is layered, with common information easily accessible on the "surface web" by general search engines while other content (on the deep web) is protected…

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