Multiple Choice
In spite of their ease and power, conventional search engines have three primary shortcomings: 1. No human editors are involved to evaluate the quality; 2. Various engines use different search techniques, so they often find different material; and 3. ________.
A) There are very few search engines
B) Lack of better editing algorithms
C) Inaccessibility to the hidden Internet
D) Easy accessibility to the deep Internet
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