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Why Google Should Ban Its Own Help Pages — But Also Shouldn’t
Google takes pride in showing how it will enforce its anti-spam rules even against itself, but apparently there’s a limit to how far it will go. Google is declining to ban many of its own help pages that were published in violation of its webmaster guidelines.

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IMF Raises South Korea’s Economic Growth Forecast, Calls for Rate Increase
The International Monetary Fund raised South Korea’s 2010 economic growth forecast to 5.75 percent from 4.5 percent and called on the central bank to begin increasing interest rates.

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5 Dirty Words in Link Building
There are a lot of bad words people use when talking about link building and link builders. Many of them involve expletives, and only the really creative ones are worth remembering. But the worst ones seem harmless, or even good. Some of these seemingly innocuous words make me feel like washing my own mouth out [...] Check out the SEO Tools guide at Search Engine Journal . 5 Dirty Words in Link …

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