1. Think of all the words that would always appear on the perfect page. Put those in the WITH ALL THE WORDS field. 2. The ability to search for phrases can be extremely useful. Put phrases in the EXACT PHRASE field. 3. If there's a term with synonyms, either of which might appear on the page, put them in the WITH AT LEAST ONE OF THE WORDS field. 4. Put words that might show-up to eliminate unwanted pages in the WITHOUT field.

Query WITH ALL: Bill of Rights, First Amendment, consitution EXACT PHRASE: Bill of Rights, First Amendment WITH AT LEAST ONE: Amendment, Constitution, First WITHOUT: Library, 10, second, third, forth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth

Operator	Description	Example
	use a keyword or idea, be specific	“Bill of Rights”
	use a phrase, question, or string of ideas.	“First Amendment”
	use capitals only for proper nouns. Avoid plurals.	Consitution
AND, +, &	include both words	Constitution AND “Bill of Rights”
OR, |	include either word	“First Amendment” OR “Bill of Rights” AND constitution
NOT, -	exclude this word	“Bill of Rights” NOT Library NOT second AND “First Amendment”
AND NOT, !	all, but this word	“Bill of Rights” AND NOT Library
NEAR, ~	similiar to this word, good for misspellings	NEAR sculpture
*	wildcard, include plurals and close matches	“First Amendment”*
" "	looks for things in quotations	"Bill of Rights"
use lowercase letters	upper case can limit your search	"bill of rights"
title:, t:	to find the word in the title of the page	title: constitution
url:, u:	the word in URL	u: firstamendment