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Yellow book was founded in 1930 and today produces approximately 1000 directories. Users to the website can search for numbers by name or business. The directory also contains a reverse look up service.

Yellowpages.com is a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T. It contains local and national listings of business, organizations, services, and locations.

DexKnows is a product of R.H. Donnelley, one of the nation's largest yellow pages and online local search providers. DexKnows is one of the 700 directories they publish.

Color laser printers are designed for higher-volume printing, and are often used in commercial offices. They typically use a four step printing process for the colors cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.

The current Swedish national flag was adopted in 1906 and features a yellow cross known as the Scandinavian cross on a blue background.

Addresses provides white pages, yellow pages, background checks, reverse phone numbers, city guides, zip codes and area codes. There is also a cell phone lookup and business search by category.

A site provided by AT&T, there are three types of directories: yellow pages, white pages, and reverse lookup.

This is the website for AT&T, which offers a wide range of telecom products for residences and businesses. The company also provides the AT&T Yellow Pages for finding addresses and phone numbers of businesses.

This is the AT&T web search site. On the homepage is a Google web search plus other features such as a mail box, addresses, calendar, toolbar with security features, IMing, newsgroups, webpages, parental controls, and much more.

Dogpile is a metasearch engine that calls itself all the best search engines piled into one. One request fetches data from a number of other search engines.

The island that comprises Dutch St Maarten and French St Martin is the smallest land mass in the world to be shared by two nations. The Dutch side is noted for yellow sand beaches, exuberant nightlife, and discount shopping opportunities.

MetaCrawler, developed in 1994 at the University of Washington and a brand of InfoSpace, is a metasearch engine that blends the top search results from a number of search engines all at once.

Launched in 1996, SwitchBoard is a provider of local online advertising solutions and Internet-based yellow pages, interconnecting consumers, merchants, and national advertisers.

Webcrawler calls itself the web's top search engines spun together. It includes Google, Yahoo!, Windows Live, Ask.com, About.com, MIVA, LookSmart, and others. It uses metasearch technology to search quickly and eliminate duplicates.