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Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score	Length of keyword
bash find file recursive	0.38	0.7	434	46	24
bash	0.44	0.2	6554	70	4
find	1.94	0.2	3804	71	4
file	0.04	0.6	9553	82	4
recursive	0.34	0.5	284	23	9

Keyword	CPC	PCC	Volume	Score
bash find file recursively	1.52	0.2	6861	26
bash find file recursive	1.6	0.6	1327	5
bash find file recursively and delete	0.3	1	9988	59
bash find file by name recursive	1.39	1	3319	85
find file bash recursive directories	0.36	0.5	1311	9
bash find file name recursively	0.93	0.3	1369	38
bash recursive file search	0.81	0.5	6156	32
bash find text in files recursive	0.56	0.8	5338	42
bash list files recursively	1.95	0.8	1648	47
bash find recursive files content	0.3	0.7	5689	84
bash list all files recursively	0.85	0.6	5015	75
linux find file recursively	1.4	0.5	2996	44
unix find file recursively	0.01	0.9	1361	72
bash find files with extension recursive	0.82	0.5	5649	11
linux find files recursively	0.51	0.9	7485	1
bash list files in directory recursively	0.52	0.3	4930	74
unix find files recursively	1.49	0.2	4840	52

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