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Need Help Getting Rid of Extra "Y Key"

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1:48 pm July 20, 2010
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Post edited 1:50 pm – July 20, 2010 by rcw1126

I've got an extra "y key" showing up in my source code, and I need to eliminate it. Unfortunately, I can't find the .php file in which it's located.

The correct "y key" is in the header.php file like it ought to be. It appears there like this (conforms with the format given me by Yahoo):

The additional, unwanted reference to the "y key," when viewed in the source code, looks like this:
<meta name="y_key" content="" />

It's causing a small flaw in my homepage; so, I need to get rid of it.

How can I go about finding and fixing it?

Thank you.
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