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So it seems that Google offers very different suggestions for search inquiries with slightly different wording. “Is it wrong to” suggests “is it wrong to sleep with your cousin” whereas “is it ethical to” suggests “is it ethical to sell customer information.” Some of these differences might be topical, but others seem to betray subtle class differences in the language of search queries.