Searching for phrases in the body of an email

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+Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2015 14:11:11 +0200\r
+From: Suvayu Ali <fatkasuvayu+linux@gmail.com>\r
+To: Notmuch list <notmuch@notmuchmail.org>\r
+Subject: Searching for phrases in the body of an email\r
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+Hi,\r
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+I'm trying to find those annoying emails which have useless plain text\r
+parts.  As I recall, they had a phrase something along the lines of "not\r
+available in plain text" or "no plain text".  So of course I searched\r
+for "plain text".  But that returns hundreds of messages with no obvious\r
+matches, I can't even find the phrase "plain text" in the body for most\r
+of the results!\r
+\r
+Here is an example:\r
+\r
+$ notmuch search --limit=1 -- no NEAR "plain text"\r
+thread:000000000000a2a6   Sat. 00:30 [1/1] NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory; NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover Tracks Sunspots (2015 2015-07 inbox)\r
+$ notmuch show --format=raw -- thread:000000000000a2a6 | grep 'plain text'\r
+$\r
+\r
+To make this stranger, here are more numbers:\r
+\r
+$ notmuch show -- $(notmuch search --output=messages -- no NEAR "plain text") | \\r
+      grep -c -e 'plain text'\r
+7\r
+$ notmuch count -- no NEAR "plain text"\r
+461\r
+\r
+I do not understand this at all!  Any thoughts?\r
+\r
+Thanks in advance,\r
+\r
+-- \r
+Suvayu\r
+\r
+Open source is the future. It sets us free.\r