Systems and methods for presenting search results from multiple sources by ranking sources that results are received from and not presenting duplicate results from lower ranked sources. For example, results from a first source and a second source may be received. The results from the first source may be presented in a row closer to the top of a screen than the results from the second source in response to the user having a preference for the first source over the second source. If the two results match, the result is only displayed in the row for the higher ranked source and another result is presented in the second row that does not match any of the displayed results in the first row.