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eSobi Ideas - Steven's Wedding Anniversary Wine Tour

Steven Parkers is an amateur wine lover, who loves wine review reading and wine degustation. As his 10th Wedding Anniversary is coming soon, Steven has decided to surprise his wife with a romantic trip in Bordeaux. With the vast information out there, eSobi Meta Search – searches from Yahoo, Google and MSN becomes his main search tool for "Bordeaux tours". By using Keyword Proposition and Search History, Steven is able to confine the searched results and save them for later study. At last, Steven has planned an ideal wedding anniversary trip for him and his wife.

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