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Is it true that using document properties is unlikely to save users timne locating a particular file?
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∙ 9y ago
No it is not true. If someone knows some of the properties of a document, they can narrow down the search. That will help speed up the search time.
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What is the prefix of likely?
Unlikely
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What kind of documents would you not expect to find in a document-based question?
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Can there be a constitution that gives no power at all to the citizens?
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