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Your whole sentence becomes the search.

A search, and who it finds
One example: Austin, product manager, runs marathons, cooks for a crowd. Two results: Anjali, 31. Product manager · Austin. I moved to Austin for a job I thought I’d keep for two years and that was six years ago. Training for my third marathon, which mostly means I’m asleep by nine. Saturdays are for cooking, usually for more people than my kitchen holds. I’d like someone who eats last and stays to help clean up. Ritu, 29. Product manager · Austin. I’m at the point where I want this to go somewhere, so I’ll be direct. Half marathons, never further. I stopped caring about my time around mile eight. The part I care about is the table afterward. Twelve people, no menu, everyone talking over each other. If that sounds like a lot, we probably won’t work.

The important parts, up front.

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