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<TITLE>Halloween Search Page </TITLE>
<META NAME="WildRice" CONTENT="halloween, search, links, lookup, seek, find">
<META NAME="resource-type" CONTENT="document">
<!-- At the moment, the only resource type that can be embedded in a document
is "document", so you won't need to change this. This is the only absolutely
necessary tag. If you omit the others, the index will list only the TITLE of
your document. -->
<META NAME="description" CONTENT="Searches selected halloween sites based on keywords you supply.">
<!-- This will be displayed along with the title of your document in the index
listing. It should enable the person lookingat it to easily determine the
content (and thus their interest) of the series of documents it leads into.
Example: "Contains information about the Santa Cruz area modern dance scene,
including local dance studios, classes offered by area professionals,
major events and academic programs in area schools." -->
<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="halloween, search, links, lookup, seek, find">
<!-- Words logically related to the content of the document series
(think what you would enter into a key word search to locate this document).
Note for haunted house pages, Use: "Haunted, House, City, State, zip, areacode"
in addition to any other keywords that describe your site.-->
<META NAME="distribution" CONTENT="global">
<!-- Use global for major entry points to your site(s). Use local for local indexes. -->
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