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"Google&amp;#039;s share of the search engine market has seen a decline in the UK, new figures suggest. Web traffic monitoring company Experian Hitwise claims that the web giant&amp;#039;s marketshare has fallen to 89.33% in the territory, its lowest for five years.  Microsoft&amp;#039;s Bing has made gains of late, claiming second place with 5% of the UK market. Yahoo&amp;#039;s Ask is currently Britain&amp;#039;s third choice search engine. &amp;quot;In the UK, Bing has been using very aggressive tactics of promotion for the last few months in preparation for the Christmas season,&amp;quot; Forrester Research analyst Luca Paderni told BBC News. &amp;quot;But Google is still dominant, and we would need to see a trend over more months to call it a consistent decline.&amp;quot; Google is the number one search engine in numerous territories, but it plays second fiddle to Baidu in China and Yandex in the Russian market. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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