Tag files cannot display in Tags

I tagged five files, but in tags it only display three. Why

I need a solution for this too. Apparently USB files and files from another disk cannot be displayed. Also, I think something is really wrong. The colored folders I had before my Mavericks update all became colored tags, and everything I tagged after the update isn't showing. Fishy.

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    [/code]

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