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The same goes for Bing’s ( documented!) operator NEAR.

Perhaps there are some cases where AROUND does influence the results, but the operator is certainly unreliable! manage people “associate partner” accenture atlanta.manage AROUND(1) people “associate partner” accenture atlanta.manage AROUND(9) people “associate partner” accenture atlanta.Compare, for example, these (randomly picked) searches on Google: At this time, however, after looking at multiple test searches, I’d say AROUND doesn’t do its job. Back in 2010 researchers were excited to read the post “AROUND has always been around” by Google’s Dan Russel. Google’s has never officially documented its proximity operator. It looks like, however, the first two search engines have dropped the ball. Google, Bing, and Yandex have all implemented proximity search features. Applications of proximity search are multiple. Another example would be to look for a school name close to the year of graduation. profiles that just have both words somewhere in the text. make the search more semantic. This feature is called Proximity Search  it’s especially useful when searching on the web and in long, unstructured documents. A familiar example is to search for the word manage close to the word people, to find bios of those who have managed people, vs. Finding several terms that are close to one another is a way to make the search results more relevant, i.e.