1. A method of searching an electronic database, the method comprising: receiving from a user interface a first search query that includes first and second search terms; identifying a set of multiple documents in the electronic database that each include both the first and second search terms; identifying within the set of multiple documents a first proximity window about instances of the first search term, and a second proximity window about instances of the second search term; identifying additional terms from within the first and second proximity windows that are semantically unrelated to each of the first and second search terms; generating a ranked concordance of at least some of the additional terms along with a relative frequency of each additional term within the first and second proximity windows; presenting the ranked concordance of the additional terms found within the first and second proximity windows to the user interface; receiving a third search term that the user selected from the ranked concordance; and present to the user interface a subset of the set of multiple documents having the third search term within at least one of the first proximity window about instances of the first search term and the second proximity window about instances of the second search term.
1. A method of searching an electronic database, the method comprising: receiving from a user interface a first search query that includes first and second search terms; identifying a set of multiple documents in the electronic database that each include both the first and second search terms; identifying within the set of multiple documents a first proximity window about instances of the first search term, and a second proximity window about instances of the second search term; identifying additional terms from within the first and second proximity windows that are semantically unrelated to each of the first and second search terms; generating a ranked concordance of at least some of the additional terms along with a relative frequency of each additional term within the first and second proximity windows; presenting the ranked concordance of the additional terms found within the first and second proximity windows to the user interface; receiving a third search term that the user selected from the ranked concordance; and present to the user interface a subset of the set of multiple documents having the third search term within at least one of the first proximity window about instances of the first search term and the second proximity window about instances of the second search term. 8. The method of claim 1 wherein t at least one of the additional terms comprises an XML data tag.