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A guide to using search and filtering options on a news website, including advanced search features.

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The provided text outlines features for a news search function, including instructions to separate multiple keywords with a slash (e.g., European Parliament; elections). It notes that search results default to information from the last two weeks, and users can use detailed search options for longer periods. Options include matching all or at least one phrase, searching across all fields or only titles, and filtering by region (Lithuania or Foreign news). Various categories are listed such as Politics, Business, Education, Law, Crime, Culture, Sports, Health, Regions, and specific sections like ELTA news and commentary. There is also a section for detailed search input and a general news filter.

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