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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
WTVM - 1- WTVM Home 2010
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In an online blog posted Thursday at Google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
Newsvine - Get Smarter Here Associated Press 2010
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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
Business - BostonHerald.com Associated Press 2010
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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
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In an online blog posted Thursday at google. com, Google jokingly implies that the name change is permanent, and offers tips on how to "topeka" someone during a search.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Topeka, Kan., renamed itself "Google" as part of the nationwide suck-up fiesta by America's local politicians to be chosen for an experimental 1-Gigabit-per-second fiber network, built compliments of Google. blog post, just as "the word 'topeka' derives from a term used by the Kansa and Ioway tribes to refer to 'a good place to dig for potatoes, 'we'd like to think that our website is one of the web's top places to dig for information."
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Topeka, Kan., renamed itself "Google" as part of the nationwide suck-up fiesta by America's local politicians to be chosen for an experimental 1-Gigabit-per-second fiber network, built compliments of Google. blog post, just as "the word 'topeka' derives from a term used by the Kansa and Ioway tribes to refer to 'a good place to dig for potatoes, 'we'd like to think that our website is one of the web's top places to dig for information."
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