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Search across languages with source excerpts

One search combines ordinary results with a later source-excerpt section, keeping the quoted wording tied to the library.

The reader’s problem

The unified search release brought Arabic source text, published French text, unofficial English titles and topic explanations into one search journey.

What changed

Ordinary results appear first. A later section can select relevant passages from the retrieved collection, so waiting for the model does not delay the first results.

Using the feature

The model selects supplied passage identifiers. The server copies the corresponding source wording and provides the links, rather than accepting model-written legal paragraphs or invented addresses. If the available evidence is insufficient, the service can say so instead of filling the gap with an answer.

Reading the evidence

Exact wording checks establish where a quotation came from. They do not establish that the selected passage is complete or sufficient for the question. Read its context and labels, especially unofficial English explanations. The search disclosure explains when a question and retrieved passages are sent to the configured provider.

Sources

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