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Constitute and Google Bring Constitutions to Your Search Page

Posted on 09.17.15 by admin

Google OneBoxAs of today, Google searches for certain national constitutions will harness Constitute data to provide the full text of the constitution in a card on the results page (a feature Google calls “OneBox”).

So, celebrate Constitution Day by reading the US Constitution, or check out the constitutions of other countries, such as Japan, Afghanistan, and France, right on your search page! Read Constitute Director Zachary Elkins’ piece on Medium.com to learn more.

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