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Want to search the World Wide Web?  We have put together a collection of the web's finest search engines.  If someone put it on the web, you can find it here!  
 
Google  Google delivers only true search results, based on the objective, automated PageRank and text-matching measures. Our technology prevents manipulation of returned results by spammers and marketers, and we never alter the rank of our results based on advertising. 
Yahoo!  Yahoo! is a hierarchical subject-oriented guide for the World Wide Web and Internet. Yahoo! lists sites and categorizes them into appropriate subject categories.
Alta Vista  Want to find all pages on the Web that contain information about Mars? AltaVista is the place. Need to know which newsgroups have mentioned your company by name in the last three days? AltaVista will show you.
Metacrawler  MetaCrawler queries other search engines, organizes the results into a uniform format, ranks them by relevance, and returns them to the user.
Excite  Excite's patented ICE search technology gives you access to more than 50 million Web pages, 140,000 pre-selected Web site listings, and thousands of Usenet postings. ICE stands for Intelligent Concept Extraction, which means that when you enter a search query, Excite searches the entire Web for documents containing related concepts, not just the keywords you entered.
WebCrawler  One of the most popular search and directory services on the Internet, WebCrawler was the first full-text search service available on the Web, introduced in April 1994. WebCrawler's popularity stems from providing its users with a powerful yet easy to use tool that allows them to find just what they are looking for on the Internet. 
Go.com  The content is managed by Walt Disney Internet Group.  Searching is provided by GoTo.
Lycos  Your personal Internet guide.
HotBot  Lycos with a different look. 
Northern Light  Northern Light is a search service that saves busy people time by providing the quality information needed to meet the challenges of modern living.
Dogpile  Dogpile Searches:
The Web: Yahoo!, Lycos' A2Z, Excite Guide, Go2.com, PlanetSearch, Thunderstone, What U Seek, Magellan, Lycos, WebCrawler, InfoSeek, AltaVista, Excite & HotBot.
Usenet: Hotbot, Reference, Dejanews, AltaVista and Dejanews' old Database.
FTP: Filez and FTP Search. (Only the first word will be passed on to FTP Search.)
News Wires: Yahoo News Headlines, Excite News and Infoseek NewsWires 
Search.com  C|Net's software search engine. 
Sharware.com  C|Net's software search engine. 
AnyWho.com  Need a phone number or address?