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The document discusses full text search improvements in MySQL 5.1, including faster boolean search, custom plugins, and better unicode support. It provides examples of how to create and use full text indexes in MySQL, and tips for speeding up full text search such as fitting indexes in memory and partitioning data. Integrating Sphinx search with MySQL is also covered.
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