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And here is the link to the recent Washington Post article claiming that aggregators do a better job over HERE than the so-called "big three" search engines.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A45450-2004Nov12.html
Thanks for the link.
I went to their recommended site - travelprice - and compared it to my usual aggregator - http://airtravelcenter.com/onetrav.htm -and found price differences of about $5, plus or minus for flights from ATL to London, Paris, Rome and Venice.
A lot depends on the exchange rate. At $1.3/E, my US site is cheaper, but the difference is trivial.