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The check box assigned a keyboard shortcut of command-shift-L (which I use all the time in another application, and only when something is selected). (I assume it said "Yahoo" because that was my default search engine in Safari.) I found one called "Search with Yahoo," and it was checked. (I actually got there from the Spotlight preferences, which has a button that took me to keyboard preferences.) There's a long list of services to scroll through. I went to System Preferences : Keyboard, clicked on the Shortcuts tab, then chose "Services" on the left. And I don't have Dashline or any other Safari extensions installed. This was very annoying and surprising, because Safari is not my default browser. I will have text selected in some other application, and I will use a keyboard shortcut, and suddenly my Mac has opened Safari, gone to Yahoo, and searched for the text I had selected.
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