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(Oops, my misspelling!)
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As a side-note, how would Google handle this? You can try it out yourself. Go to google.com and do a search as usual but add the text “view:info”, without quotes, e.g. ellen degeneres view:info. On the result page, click “Images” in the right-hand side box. The result will be similar to the following, as part of a Google Experimental Labs project titled “Alternate views for search results”:
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(This screenshot too isn’t necessarily representative, though Google seems to take the images right from the linked page in question, and as they show more than a single image they also might escape presenting any single picture as the one defining image.)
[Hat tip Mx and Ashwin Bharambe!]
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