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lm	search.admin.app_unknown		Application : Unknown
lm	search.admin.application		Application : %s
lm	search.admin.cache.page_title		Index Cache Data
lm	search.admin.check_status.error		Failed to connect to the Search Service. See application 'search' logs for details.
lm	search.admin.empty_title		Please enter a title
lm	search.admin.external_resource		External resource
lm	search.admin.invalid_resource		Invalid Resource
lm	search.admin.invalid_url		Please enter a valid url
lm	search.admin.perms_not_supported		Permissions not supported
lm	search.admin.perms_supported		Permissions supported
lm	search.admin.resource_not_found		This URL links to a valid application, but the resource requested cannot be found.
lm	search.admin.top_search.count		Count
lm	search.admin.top_search.no		No.
lm	search.admin.top_search.search_term		Search term
lm	search.admin.top_search.terms		Top Search Terms
lm	search.admin.valid_resource		Valid Resource
lm	search.recommendation.best_bets		Best Bets
lm	search.request.request_submitted		Request submitted
lm	search.result_item.created_on		Created on
lm	search.result_item.last_modified_on		Last modified on
lm	search.results.showing_top		Showing top %d results
lm	search.search_title		Search
lm	search.searching_guide		Searching guide
lm	search.suggestions.application		Application
lm	search.suggestions.applications		Applications
lm	search.suggestions.recent		Recent search
lm	search.suggestions.recents		Recent Searches
lm	search.suggestions_header		Try also
lt	search:admin:app_unknown.body	$lm['search.admin.app_unknown']	
lt	search:admin:application.body		Valid application
lt	search:admin:application_settings.body		Applications
lt	search:admin:be_careful.body		Be careful with this feature
lt	search:admin:cache.body		Index Cache Data
lt	search:admin:cache:application.body		Search application
lt	search:admin:cache:cache_entries.body		Number of cache entries
lt	search:admin:cache:description.body		This section shows the cache used to speed up the indexing of documents' data locally. Cached data helps the system index content faster by storing pre-processed document content.
lt	search:admin:cache:title.body		Content Cache
lt	search:admin:cache:total_cache_size.body		Total cached data size
lt	search:admin:cache:total_file_size.body		Total original unique files size
lt	search:admin:check_all.body		Reindex all
lt	search:admin:empty_search:delete_selected.body		Delete Selected
lt	search:admin:empty_search:download_csv.tooltip		Download CSV
lt	search:admin:empty_search:refresh.body		Refresh
lt	search:admin:empty_search:results.body		Empty Search Results
lt	search:admin:empty_search:search_terms_with_0_results.body		Search terms that have returned no results in the last 90 days.
lt	search:admin:invalid_resource.body	$lm['search.admin.invalid_resource']	
lt	search:admin:perms_not_supported.body	$lm['search.admin.perms_not_supported']	
lt	search:admin:perms_supported.body	$lm['search.admin.perms_supported']	
lt	search:admin:recreate_all_mappings.body		Recreate the index and all mappings
lt	search:admin:reindexing.body		Reindexing
lt	search:admin:search.body		Search
lt	search:admin:search_options.body		Search Options
lt	search:admin:search_options:allow_suggestions.body		Allow Users to submit search suggestions
lt	search:admin:search_options:display_recent_searches.body		Display recent similar searches by other users
lt	search:admin:search_options:recent_searches.body		Recent searches
lt	search:admin:search_options:results_per_page.body		Results per page
lt	search:admin:search_options:search_suggestions.body		User search suggestions
lt	search:admin:search_recommendations.body		Search Recommendations
lt	search:admin:search_recommendations_nav.body		Search Recommendations
lt	search:admin:top_search:date_range.body		Date range
lt	search:admin:top_search:description.body		Top 1000 most popular search terms
lt	search:admin:top_search:download_csv.body		Download CSV
lt	search:admin:top_search:filter.body		Filter
lt	search:admin:top_search:reset.body		Reset
lt	search:admin:top_search:terms.body		Top Search Terms
lt	search:admin:uncheck_all.body		Reindex none
lt	search:admin:user_requests.body		User Requests
lt	search:admin:valid_resource.body	$lm['search.admin.valid_resource']	
lt	search:admin:vector_cache:application.body		Search Application
lt	search:admin:vector_cache:cache_entries.body		Number of Cache Entries
lt	search:admin:vector_cache:description.body		This cache stores information that helps the system understand the meaning of documents. It makes AI-powered searches faster and smarter, so you can find relevant results even if you don’t use the exact words from the content.
lt	search:admin:vector_cache:title.body		Vector Content Cache
lt	search:admin:warning.body		Warning
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_best_bets.body		Add Best Bet
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_description_hint.body		Add description...
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_edit_results.body		Add/Edit Results
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_edit_title.body		Add/Edit Recommendation
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_name_hint.body		Add a name...
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_suggestion.body		Add Suggestion
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_suggestion_hint.body		Add a suggestion..
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_term.body		Add Term
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_term_hint.body		Add a search term..
lt	search:admin_best_bet:add_url_hint.body		Add URL to resource...
lt	search:admin_best_bet:best_bets.body		Best Bets
lt	search:admin_best_bet:bestbet_description.body	$lm["common.description"]	
lt	search:admin_best_bet:bestbet_name.body		Name
lt	search:admin_best_bet:bestbet_url.body		URL
lt	search:admin_best_bet:cancel.body		Cancel
lt	search:admin_best_bet:comment.body	$lm["general.comment"]	
lt	search:admin_best_bet:delete.body	$lm["common.delete"]	
lt	search:admin_best_bet:description.body	$lm["common.description"]	
lt	search:admin_best_bet:group_name.body		Group Name
lt	search:admin_best_bet:matched_request.body		Matched Requests
lt	search:admin_best_bet:name.body		Name
lt	search:admin_best_bet:notify.body		Notify
lt	search:admin_best_bet:save.value		Save
lt	search:admin_best_bet:search_admin.body		Search Admin
lt	search:admin_best_bet:search_term.body		Search Term
lt	search:admin_best_bet:search_terms.body		Search Terms
lt	search:admin_best_bet:suggestion.body		Suggestion
lt	search:admin_best_bet:suggestions.body		Suggestions
lt	search:admin_best_bet:url.body		URL
lt	search:admin_best_bet:user.body		User
lt	search:ai:overview:about_ai_overview.body		About the AI Overview
lt	search:ai:overview:show_more.body		Show more
lt	search:ai:overview:title.body		AI Overview
lt	search:breadcrumb:title.body		Search
lt	search:error_generic.body		Failed to parse search query, to see the full error returned by ElasticSearch
lt	search:error_not_running.body		The searching service is offline or not accessible. Please contact administrator.
lt	search:error_special_chars.body		Some non-alphanumeric characters have special meaning in the query. Using them incorrectly can cause this error. Please refer to the
lt	search:feedback.body		Feedback
lt	search:panel:applications.body		Applications
lt	search:recent_searches_like_this_one.body		Recent searches like this one
lt	search:recommend_request:comment.body	$lm["general.comment"]	
lt	search:recommend_request:date.body	$lm["common.date"]	
lt	search:recommend_request:notify_admin.body		Notify admin
lt	search:recommend_request:notify_user.body		Notify the User if their search suggestion is used
lt	search:recommend_request:save.value		Save
lt	search:recommend_request:search_term.body		Search Term
lt	search:recommend_request:user.body		User
lt	search:recommendation:add_search_rec.body		Add Search Recommendation
lt	search:recommendation:best_bets.body	$lm['search.recommendation.best_bets']	
lt	search:recommendation:group_name.body		Group Name
lt	search:recommendation:search_terms.body		Search Terms
lt	search:recommendation:suggestions.body		Suggestions
lt	search:search_anything_prompt.body		Search for anything across your digital workplace
lt	search:search_guide:field_names:list_item_five:example.body		_missing_:title
lt	search:search_guide:field_names:list_item_four:example.body		document.\*:(policy procedure)
lt	search:search_guide:field_names:list_item_three:example.body		owner:"John Smith"
lt	search:search_home_page.body		Search home page
lt	search:search_nav:more.body		 More
lt	search:search_string:close_modal.body		Close
lt	search:search_string:field_names:body.body_html		Using Field Names, you are able to define specific fields within which you wish to search. For example, if you are searching for someone called George. Your search term would look like: <code>name:George</code>
lt	search:search_string:field_names:title.body		Field Names
lt	search:search_string:fuzziness:body.body_html		You don't have to search for exact word matches. Using the symbol ~ you can search for the approximation of a word. For example, using the previous policy example using fuzziness you would search for: <code>polciy~</code>
lt	search:search_string:fuzziness:title.body		Fuzziness
lt	search:search_string:read_more.body		Read More...
lt	search:search_string:wildcards:body.body_html		Using a * symbol, you are able to search for partial words. For example, if you're unsure whether a document is named policy or policies, you could use the search term: <code>Polic*</code>
lt	search:search_string:wildcards:title.body		Wildcards
lt	search:searchfooter:recommend_request.body		Can't find what you're looking for?
lt	search:searchfooter:submit.value		Share feedback
lt	search:searchfooter:tell_us_hint.body		Let us know...
lt	search:searching_guide.body		Searching Guide
lt	search:searching_guide:field_name:list_item_one:example.body		name:George
lt	search:searching_guide:field_name:list_item_two:example_one.body		title:(policy OR procedure)
lt	search:searching_guide:field_name:list_item_two:example_two.body		title:(policy procedure)
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_five.body_html		where the field <code>title</code> has no value (or is missing):
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_four.body_html		where any of the fields <code>document.title</code>, <code>document.content</code> or <code>document.date</code> contains <code>policy</code> or <code>procedure</code> (note how we need to escape the * with a backslash):
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_one.body_html		where the <code>name</code> field contains <code>george</code>
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_six.body_html		where the field <code>title</code> has any non-null value:
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_six:example.body		_exists_:title
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_three.body_html		where the <code>owner</code> field contains the exact phrase <code>"john smith"</code>
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:list_item_two.body_html		where the <code>title</code> field contains <code>policy</code> or <code>procedure</code>. If you omit the OR operator the default operator will be used
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:paragraph_one.body_html		When running a standard search, all fields are searched using the search terms you provide. Using a Field Name operator, you can choose specific fields and values to search for:
lt	search:searching_guide:field_names:title.body		Field Names
lt	search:searching_guide:fuzziness:paragraph_one.body_html		You can search for terms that are similar to, but not exactly like the search terms, using the "fuzzy" operator:
lt	search:searching_guide:fuzziness:paragraph_one:example.body		polciy~ prcedure~
lt	search:searching_guide:fuzziness:paragraph_three.body_html		The default edit distance is 2, but an edit distance of 1 is normally sufficient to catch 80% of all misspellings. You can specify this as:
lt	search:searching_guide:fuzziness:paragraph_three:example.body		polciy~1
lt	search:searching_guide:fuzziness:paragraph_two.body		This will search for similar terms with a maximum of two differences, where a difference can be an insertion, deletion or substitution.
lt	search:searching_guide:fuzziness:title.body		Fuzziness
lt	search:searching_guide:introduction:paragraph_one.body_html		When you run a search, the keywords you enter are split into a series of 'terms' and 'operators'.  A term might be a single word - <code>policy</code> or <code>procedure</code>, or it maybe a phrase, indicated by wrapping double quotes - <code>"policy procedure"</code>. A quoted search like this will search for all words matching the exact order you provide.
lt	search:searching_guide:introduction:paragraph_two.body_html		Operators allow you to customise the search - the available options are explained below.
lt	search:searching_guide:lc.body		searching guide
lt	search:searching_guide:page_title.body		Introductory guide to searching
lt	search:searching_guide:wildcards:alert.body_html		Allowing a wildcard at the beginning of a word (eg "*ing") is particularly cumbersome, because all terms within search need to be examined, just in case they match.
lt	search:searching_guide:wildcards:paragraph_one.body_html		Wildcard searches can be run on individual terms, using <code>?</code> to replace a single character, and <code>*</code> to replace zero or more characters:
lt	search:searching_guide:wildcards:paragraph_one:example.body		pol?cy pro*
lt	search:searching_guide:wildcards:paragraph_two.body_html		It's important to note that using wildcards can use a significant amount of memory and can perform very badly - you should only use these terms if you're unable to find appropriate results using more standard search terms.
lt	search:searching_guide:wildcards:title.body		Wildcards
lt	search:suggestions_header.body	$lm['search.suggestions_header']	
