> Google actually changed this a couple years back, They've been treating underscores as part of the word since the very beginning. I read somewhere a couple of years ago that they were beginning to take context into account to decide whether the underscore should be considered part of the word or as a separator, but I haven't been able to find the source on that again or verify it. I always treat it as part of the word and use a dash/hyphen for a word separator.
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