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 You can also perform ''\[ doku**\*** \]'' (prefix matching) and \[\*okuwik\*\] (partial matching). You can also perform ''\[ doku**\*** \]'' (prefix matching) and \[\*okuwik\*\] (partial matching).
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 Note that ''**\***'' is not a "wildcard". You can't use it _inside_ of a word. For example, searching ''\[ doku\*iki \]'' will not find anything for you. Note that ''**\***'' is not a "wildcard". You can't use it _inside_ of a word. For example, searching ''\[ doku\*iki \]'' will not find anything for you.
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 ### The OR operator (|) ### The OR operator (|)
  
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 ''\[ (gun show) | event \]''. ''\[ (gun show) | event \]''.
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 +_**$$$  include some actual hits pages  $$$**_
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 +_**$$$  add a screen print of the sample search  $$$**_
  
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 But, if you needed to search for (gun show) or for (gun event), you could _not_ write it as ''\[ gun (show | event) \]''. But, if you needed to search for (gun show) or for (gun event), you could _not_ write it as ''\[ gun (show | event) \]''.
  
-Instead, use a grouping syntax as described below.+Instead, use a _grouping search_ — as described below.
  
 ### Grouping search ### Grouping search
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