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In August of 1996, the company that would go on to be known as Google launched a tool that transformed

the web. Google's search had a simple idea. The more things that were linked to a certain page,

the more useful that web page must be. So Google made the link king.

And in the 30 years since then, the entire world has relied on this kind of search to reveal information, hidden gems, and pathways around the internet to deeper understanding on just about everything.

And in fact, that singular purpose about the link

was embodied in the company's mission statement,

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