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Which Term search options are available?
There are currently two search options available: simple and advanced.
To run a simple search you should simply enter the term and the language pair, and click on "Search" or "Search & save settings".
If you would like to run an advanced search you should click on the “Advanced options”. A field will expand for you to select the search options of your preference such as: General fields, Specific fields and the Resources to search (i.e. the areas of the site that should be included in the search).
Note: you can either search for the entire phrase by checking the “Match entire phrase” box or for whole words only by checking the “Match whole words only” box .