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Association rule mining algorithms provide different search strategies to discover the frequent itemsets; however the problem of large search space is still hard to handle. The present paper suggests a novel hybrid search technique based on reducing the search space, I/O, and CPU times. This can improve the performance up to several orders of magnitude compared to APRIORI algorithm.