Robert_Charlton - 11:22 pm on Jul 31, 2008 (gmt 0)

Several "related searches" are indeed showing right below each snippet in each position of the SERP.

I hadn't seen this before either. In the examples shown, the Related queries are in fact queries for which the pages displayed would rank. Obviously Google would have the data. They've been displaying some of it in a very general way in Google Trends for Websites...

[trends.google.com...]

Again, this makes reverse engineering a bit easier, which is a two-edged sword.

Initially, when I read the original question, apart from my not having seen this before, it didn't make sense to me that Google would do this. I'm not sure precisely what searcher utility it serves, in that you've already found the site. Now that I've seen it, though, I can imagine the arguements for doing it, though I'm not sure I'd agree with them.