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Google or Yahoo "search results archive"?
I know it's a long shot, but I'm wondering:

I am curious to know how many search results for a particular term there were in Google or Yahoo for a date in the past.

In case that does not make sense, an example:

Today there are about 401,000 google results for the term "fried worms".
I want to know how many results there were for the same term a year ago, 2 years ago, etc.

Does anyone know of a site that offers something like this?

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Someone would have to have a ridiculously large archive of data for that. The entire google archive of terms and websites for every date.....
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I don't know that it would have to be huge, it's just numbers and site names I'm looking for.

Now, Internet Archives is huge and it didn't stop them

I did figure there was no such thing as what I'm looking for, but hey, I found this cool website where I can ask
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I can't find anything :/
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