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	An '''Open Use ccTLD''' is a [[ccTLD]] whose manager has reduced or eliminated restrictions to registration, or in some cases leased or otherwise licensed use of the TLD to a third party.		An '''Open Use ccTLD''' is a [[ccTLD]] whose manager has reduced or eliminated restrictions to registration, or in some cases leased or otherwise licensed use of the TLD to a third party. The term is broader than, but incorporates, the ccTLDs traditionally referred to as "[[Country_code_top-level_domain#Open_ccTLDs\|open]]."

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