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Riddle

Traverse my Web, choose a man
To do your job, fit your need.
All laid out, in tidy files;
All await your command.
Caution choose him carefully:
Note his kin, his kind, his king,
His accent heard, see his sense;
Good in one place, not the rest.
Chart his change, your final foot
Falls at my command, it does.
I hold his history in my hand,
As a lingual lord of background checks.















Answer: Dictionary

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