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Google Doesn't Like Google.comI love the Google Toolbar. One of my favorite features is the spell check. If I’m filling out some sort of form online I can just click the button and it catches mistakes that I may have missed.

When I was creating the last post about “googling” I used the spell check function and I thought that it was interesting that it didn’t like “Google.com.” Go figure.

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