31.   MSN, Excite, Ask Jeeves and About.com also charge businesses for featured positions in search results.

32.   Nonfiction lists include either found items that the author stumbled across in a book or while perusing search results from Google.com, a portal site.

33.   No word had been received yesterday about the search results, Lanier said.

34.   Over the last few years a number of companies have emerged with plans to improve e-commerce search results.

35.   People have criticized other Web portals for placing such paid advertisements in search results, saying they violate editorial integrity and are misleading.

36.   Search results and article outlines and lists appear on the left, the text of articles on the right.

37.   Search results will be ranked based on these factors and cannot be influenced by advertising.

38.   Search results give author, title, publisher, date, illustrations, bookseller, price and condition.

39.   Scour search results are returned in small fish-eye-lens windows that can be hard to see.

40.   Search results are prioritized with the most relevant articles listed first.