Multi-line searches allow you to:
- Specify that certain search terms be found in the TITLE of an article or book
- Break up your search into clusters of synonyms
- Use "quotation marks" to enclose words you want to search as an exact phrase
- Use * to look for any words starting with a certain set of letters (example: discriminat* for discrimination, discriminatory, discriminate, discriminating, etc.)
Example of a multi-line search:
discriminat* OR anti-discrimination OR racis* OR antiracis* (dropdown set to TI Title)
housing OR residential OR "home buyers" OR "home loans" OR mortgag* (dropdown set to TI title)
measures OR remed* OR reparations OR strateg*
