How do I force including a word in Google search if the plus (+) operator doesn't work anymore?Here's an example search.+(os x OR osx) +temperature +(console OR command line)I expected it to return pages that must contain:The word 'temperature' ANDEither the word 'osx', or 'os x' (or both) ANDEither the word 'console', or the phrase 'command line' (or both).The first page of results do not have the word temperature in.  (That is, every link on Google's first page does not have the word temperature.)
Forced words in Google search query are being ignored, plus no longer working as explicit inclusion
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+ is no longer used to mean take this term exactly. If you do the following search:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=869&q=hacker+%2Bnews&oq=hacker+%2Bnewsyou'll see the following at the top of the search:The + operator has been replaced.  To search for an exact word or phrase, use double quotation marks: hacker newsYou just need quotes for the exact term.