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Google has added an interesting new feature to Google Docs. Under the Tools heading you will find “Research<\/strong>“. Select text and then select the research tool. A pane will open with the results from a search on the selected text. You can preview individual hits from the search. You can then use the tool to insert a link or cite a source for information you might decide to include in your document.<\/p>\n

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Google has added an interesting new feature to Google Docs. Under the Tools heading you will find “Research“. Select text and then select the research tool. A pane will open with the results from a search on the selected text. You can preview individual hits from the search. You can then use the tool to … Continue reading Docs Research Tool<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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