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- News Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | 3 months agoET The Associated Press Google has launched an online tool that allows Arab users to answer each other's questions, a move designed to boost the amount of web content available in Arabic. The new service, launched Tuesday, comes two weeks after...
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