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		<description><![CDATA[The snippet is the description of your web page that appears in the search results. But where does it come from?? Let&#8217;s break down the text that we see when we search for something.

In general, Google tries to display the most useful information for searchers, and this task includes the retrieval of the most relevant [...]]]></description>
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