Meet Google Search S Little Known Around Operator
A real world use is getting results from long pieces of text where the keywords being searched for are near to each other. An example syntax is like this: “Steve Jobs” AROUND(9) “Bill Gates” Note that AROUND is always in caps. The number in brackets specifies the maximum number of words that separate the two names. Also, if Google can’t find anything within the limit, it will just do regular ranking of the terms without the AROUND coming into play....