Boolean Operator OU(OR)
The Boolean operator OU(OR) between two words pulls out references containing either word A OR word B, or both (match at least one search term).
Example:
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ET(AND)
OU(OR)
SAUF(NOT)
In that case, you will hit records of works written by Simon Pataq OR references containing "tradition syrienne" as a keyword, OR both.
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