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Related Queries
You can use related queries to help visitors find relevant content based on current search query. This topic explains how to create related queries in Episerver Find.
Example
To get Related Queries for a search query, use the DidYouMean method of StatisticsClient in namespace:
C#
var results = client.Statistics().DidYouMean("Beethoven");Last updated: Nov 16, 2015
