Will we see realtime results for site: queries?

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"Real-time Indexation" on Google, when we use, site:www.sitename.com; is this a possibility in the near future? If yes, when? If no, can this be implemented sometime soon, since when using site:www.sitename.com, we often get various many results?

SubhasishGhosh, Bangalore, India



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