Google Partners with Internet Archive
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•Google searches now link to the Internet Archive
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Google is partnering with the Internet Archive to bring a similar search feature back to its Wayback Machine .
Clicking on the three dots beside any search result will let you begin to access cached pages.
Some archived web pages won’t be available because rights holders have opted out of having their sites archived.
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