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   | US businesses concerned about ICANN changes
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      | "We should try to avoid splitting the DNS," Lucero said. Are you kidding me? DNS is such a mess it would be way better to start over and force a few hands to clean up the mess that has been built on a weak protocol the past 20 years. |
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