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AOL Search Gadget for the Yahoo Widget Platform 1

		License	Free
		Requirements	Windows XP
Downloads	0	Limitations	None
Publisher	AOL	File Size	103k
Date added	17 Jul 2007		Check your speed

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The AOL Search Gadget for Yahoo. Widgets: Easily search the Web from your Windows desktop. The AOL Search Gadget also shows you current AOL Hot Searches, providing you with one-click access to what's hot on the Web. With AOL Hot Searches, you can easily see what people are searching for, including breaking news, sports, and entertainment. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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