While I am curious why you would want to use the feed search functionality if you already have the url of the feed you're wanting, it is possible to do this. I ran a feed search for "http://www.nytimes.com +16stimulus.html" (without the quotation marks) and returned a number of results. If you are wanting feeds only from nytimes.com, you could add "site:" (again, without the quotation marks) directly in front of http://www.nytimes.com
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