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Smart collection based on a single keyword

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rustyLr

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I'm trying to create a smart collection based on the keyword 'portrait'. I want to find all images that have the keyword ...., portrait, (between the keyword separation commas). But no matter what I set it picks up the word portrait in other keywords, such as 'national portrait gallery'. Is there a way to ensure it just picks up the single keyword?
 
Yes, there is. Make a smart collection with two criteria that should both be matched:
1: Keywords start with portrait
2: Keywords ends with portrait
 
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