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Posted By: bhartzer 627 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.reuters.com)
Category: Google
Google recently provided data showing the top keywords for certain countries. Internet users in Egypt, India and Turkey are the world's most frequent searchers for Web sites using the keyword "sex" on Google. Check out the list of keywords that are tops in other countries.
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from bhartzer 627 days ago #
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Why am I not surpised that "hangover" is the top search phrase in the US, Ireland, and the UK?

from jeffquipp 627 days ago #
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'Burrito' here in Canada? Probably a CBC special of some sort.

from Tanya 627 days ago #
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lol, the burrito search in Canada is probably done after the search for marijuana ;)

from ChrisOD 626 days ago #
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As a UK resident, most mornings I wake up with a hangover, wonder how Beckham's injuries are healing up and then search for cheap botox.

from rabeidoh 623 days ago #
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That article is hilarious!


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