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: Google ignore me after server down One week ago our server went down for 2 days. After one day, Google completely removed my website from search results. Before that it was in average in 2nd

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One week ago our server went down for 2 days. After one day, Google completely removed my website from search results. Before that it was in average in 2nd position for 3 keywords for about 7 months.

I have been waiting if Google reindex me and give me my position back, But until now no changes seen.

Is there any solution for this dilemma?

Update:
I'd made no change to website content or pages before or during the server down.Webmasters Tools statistic shows the depth of tragedy.
webmasters-stats oi59.tinypic.com/fdenvq.jpg

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