Sometimes I may prefer results that have a certain term:resize image bookmarklet +chromeIn this example, I want a bookmarklet to resize images. Preferably, I want one that works in chrome, however the term chrome isn't required... it's just nice to have.Other times I want to exclude a word:Apple contact sync -iPhoneHere I'm looking for a way to sync contacts but not to the iPhone.The problem with this query is that it will exclude all pages that have the word iPhone anywhere. Now, imagine a blog or site has the exact information I want, but it's excluded from the results since it has a links side bar which has the word iPhone in it. Basically I want the main content of the page to not include the word iPhone, or even if it does, to not be the main focus of the content.Update:Here's an example you can try it out on:If you use the search query from the clever ad campaigns, you will get the result Motorola Droid accessories - CNET Reviews. Now if you add -iphone to the query, the result will no longer appear. You will notice that the linked page has the word iPhone mentioned only once on the page and its not even in the main article's text (it's on the bottom in the Popular topics section).(I'll try to find better examples... if you can think of any please let me know.)
Is there any way to give more (or less) weight to words in a Google search?
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