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Google celebrated its 21st anniversary on Friday, marking the occasion when Stanford doctorate students Sergey Brin and Larry Page published a paper about a “large-scale search engine.” Brin and Page wrote that they chose the name because it was the common spelling of “googol, or 10100,” and it fit their mission to build a massive search engine.

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