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Add frequent lists within the main search results to undermine the facets of the query and implement a method known as QDMiner. More specifically, QDMiner extracted free text lists, HTML tags and regions repeated within the main search engine results, groups them into groups according to the products they contain, then sorts the groups and products according to how they lists and products. Best results our suggested approach is generic and does not depend on any kind of domain understanding. The main objective of the mining facets differs from the consultation recommendation. We recommend an organized solution, which we describe as QDMiner mine facets of queries, eliminating frequent and group free text list, HTML tags and repeated regions within the main search results. In addition, we have evaluated the problem of duplicate lists and found that you can find better facets of querying refined modeling similarities between lists and penalizing duplicate lists. Experimental results reveal that there are many lists available and QDMiner can find useful query facets. Our proposed approach is generic and does not depend on any domain-specific understanding. As a result, you can handle open domain queries. Instead of the fixed scheme for your concerns, we draw on the main faceted documents retrieved for each query.