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I am refactoring some LINQ queries and am trying to determine the most efficient refactor. The original line is a query similar to:
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EDIT 3: I\'ve gotten this working by ignoring the advice given below and listening on the window, but only when an input, text field, or textarea is not focused. I\'m not sure if this is the best way
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