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Americans conducted over 14 billion queries on the top search engines in June 2009, with Google Sites accounting for 65% of market share and Microsoft Sites climbing to an 8.4% share, up 0.4 percentage points since introducing its new search engine Bing, according to data from comScore's monthly qSearch analysis.

As in past months, Google Sites led the US core search market in June, followed by Yahoo Sites (19.6%), and Microsoft Sites (8.4%).

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