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		<title>What the World&#8217;s Been Looking For</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Social networking, pop stars and Sarah Palin are on the minds of computer users around the globe. Today, Google released Zeitgeist 2008 which compiles various categories of search queries from their popular search engine to create a snapshot of what the world's been looking for this year.

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