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Canonicalization refers to the process by which a search engine, when multiple URLs point to the same or highly similar content, selects one representative URL as the primary version for indexing and ranking; it solves the duplicate content problem, and common means include the rel="canonical" tag, 301 redirects, sitemap declarations and internal link consistency.
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