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Yes, you must use canonical URLs for this content. It is pure duplicate content which exactly is what Google does not want. So you will be required to use conical URLs if you publish this content on your site. Failing to do so will likely result in your site being considered low quality due to its lack of unique content and your whole site will suffer for it in the rankings up to and including having no content available in Google's index.

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: Yes, you must use canonical URLs for this content. It is pure duplicate content which exactly is what Google does not want. So you will be required to use conical URLs if you publish this

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: Yes, you must use canonical URLs for this content. It is pure duplicate content which exactly is what Google does not want. So you will be required to use conical URLs if you publish this

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: Is there an SEO benefit in shortening domain names by omitting characters? For example damnler.com vs damnlr.com. What are the differences in terms of SEO? Do search engines treat these differently

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