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- - - - Multiple meaning of the search results You can choose the most Dominants meaning
        eg. Apple- (meaning Fruit/ Brand) dominant's is Brand
        
        if you don't confirm exactly what is the dominant, you can choose first page mostly came results
        
        If a result would be relevant (HS/S/SS) for a secondary interpretation, you should grade it as “SS”
        
        Query is “michael jordan”, result is IMDB page for actor Michael B. Jordan. Grade as SS, since dominant interpretation of query is for a different person, the former NBA basketball player.
      - Quality of the content
        
        வினவல்: ஒரு குறிப்பிட்ட நகரத்தில் நடந்த நிகழ்வு பற்றிய செய்தி
        
        High Quality அந்த நகரத்தின் செய்தித்தாளில் வரும் ஒரு செய்தி பொதுவாக நம்பகமானதாக இருக்கும்
        
        Low Quality அங்கு வசிக்காத ஒரு சீரற்ற நபரின் வலைப்பதிவு இடுகை
        
        Highly Satisfied Question
        
        App Query → Official App
        
        The query is “Facebook”, and the result is the Facebook app.
        
        Business → App Regularly Used to Interact with Business
        
        The query is “dominos,” and the result is the Domino’s Pizza app, which allows users to place orders.
        
        Maps Query → Closest Map
        
        Named Entity → Official Online Presence
        
        Named Entity → Wikipedia or Other Authoritative Reference
        
        Knowledge Term or “Learn About” Query → Wikipedia or Other Authoritative Reference
        
        Exact Question → Explicit Correct Answer
        
        Visually Distinctive Entity → Web Image
        
        Satisfied Question
        
        App Query → Variant of App
        
        Eg. The query is “candy crush saga,” result is the app store result for “candy crush friends,” a newer game in the same series.
        
        Satisfying results often provide supplementary information that is “one step away” from the query topic.
        
        App Description → App Performing That Function
        
        eg. The query is “currency converter,”, and the result is “My Currency Converter(opens in a new tab)” app.
        
        Performer/Creator → Performer’s/Creator’s Work
        
        eg. The query is “taylor swift,” result is Apple Music's result for the singer’s recent album “Lover,” https://music.apple.com/us/album/lover/1468058165(opens in a new tab).
        
        Creative Work → Performer/Creator
        
        eg. The query is “fleabag,” and the result is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebe_Waller-Bridge(opens in a new tab), the Wikipedia page about the creator and star of that television series.
        
        Product → Reputable Vendor
        
        eg. The query is “jbl bluetooth speaker,”, and the result is page of matching items from electronics retailer Best Buy.
        
        Named Entity → News
        
        eg The query is “facebook,”, and the result is the news story “Facebook agrees to pay FTC $5 billion fine for various privacy violations,” dated the same day the search was performed
        
        Exact Question → Embedded Correct Answer
        
        eg. The query is “barack obama age,” result is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Barack_Obama(opens in a new tab).
        
        Knowledge Term or “Learn About” Query → News
        
        eg. The query is “ebola,” and the result is New York Times news story “Ebola Outbreak in Congo Is Declared a Global Health Emergency,” published the same day search was performed.
        
        Chain Business → Secondary Maps Result
        
        eg. The query is "dunkin", [in location Sunnyvale, CA], and the map result presents San Jose, CA location, 6.8 miles from the user.
        
        Type of Business → Maps or Multiple Oﬃcial Websites
        
        eg. The query is “thai restaurant” and the result is a nearby thai restaurant.
        
        Visually Distinctive Entity → Web Image
        
        eg Query is "José Mourinho," the result is the following set of images that meet all the requirements above but show him across a 10-15 year time span.
        
        Somewhat Satisfying
        
        Chain Business/Type of Business → Moderately Distant Maps Result
        
        Eg Query is "starbucks", user is in San Jose, CA, result is a map result for starbucks, 17 miles away in Fremont, CA.
        
        Type of Business/Organization → Oﬃcial Website of More Distant Instance
        
        The query is “vietnamese restaurant” [in Cupertino, CA]; the result is https://www.slanteddoor.com(opens in a new tab), the oﬃcial site of a particular Vietnamese restaurant in San Francisco, CA.
        
        Company/Product/Named Entity → Related Site/Video/App
        
        The query is “sonicare” (brand of an electric toothbrush), and the result is a website for Oral-B (a competing brand of an electric toothbrush).
        
        Named Entity or Event → Stale but Valid News Story
        
        The query is the name of an event or named entity; the result is a news story about an earlier event or early news about the entity. The news story must still be valid.
        
        General Query → Overly Specific Result
        
        The query is “dogs”, and the result is a Wikipedia page for the dog breed Beagle
        
        App Name → Google Play Result
        
        The query is the name of an app; the result is that app on the Google Play store website. Since users are conducting their search on an Apple iOS device, we can assume most of them do not want an android app as a result
        
        Not Satisfying
        
        Any Query → Flagged During Validation Step
        
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        Any Query → Oﬀ-Topic Result
        
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        Local Intent Query → Unreasonably Distant Result
        
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        Explicitly Locale-Sensitive Query → Wrong Locale Result
        
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        Implicitly Locale-Sensitive Query → Wrong Locale Result
        
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        Exact Answer Query → Missing or Incorrect Answer
        
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        Any Query → Result Fails to Load / Inaccessible
        
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        A Highly Satisfying result is a result that almost all users would want to: see it covers almost all search needs.
      - ஒரே மாதிரியான பிரபலத்தின் இரண்டு அல்லது அதற்கு மேற்பட்ட விளக்கங்கள் இருக்கும்போது.
        சம அளவோ டொமினன்ட் அல்லது எதுவுமே டொமினன்ட் இல்லாத பொது அதற்க்கு satisfied என்ற பதிலை வழங்க வேண்டும்
        
        Query is “um athletics,” (location is Texas) result is home page for the University of Miami athletics program. Grade as S (rather than HS), because “um athletics” could equally well refer to the University of Michigan or University of Maryland athletics programs, among others.