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- abbreviation Internet An Internet
TLD intended to indicate that a website is used by anorganization .
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Some not-for-profit organizations run Web sites ".org" that are ad-free, including ConsumerReportsHealth.org, which charges for some of its information, and some take advertising.
Patients find plenty of health information on line, but not all of it is reliable 2011
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Some not-for-profit organizations run Web sites ".org" that are ad-free, including ConsumerReportsHealth.org, which charges for some of its information, and some take advertising.
Patients find plenty of health information on line, but not all of it is reliable 2011
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Some not-for-profit organizations run Web sites ".org" that are ad-free, including ConsumerReportsHealth.org, which charges for some of its information, and some take advertising.
Patients find plenty of health information on line, but not all of it is reliable 2011
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It includes a suffix defining .com for commerce, .edu for education, .gov for government, .org for organization and .non sometimes for individuals.
Essential Guide to Business Style and Usage PAUL R. MARTIN 2002
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It includes a suffix defining .com for commerce, .edu for education, .gov for government, .org for organization and .non sometimes for individuals.
Essential Guide to Business Style and Usage PAUL R. MARTIN 2002
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For instance, most legitimate charitable organizations will have a Web address that ends in ".org" instead of ".com."
CNET News.com 2011
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For instance, most legitimate charitable organizations will have a Web address that ends in ".org" instead of ".com."
The Download Blog: Software tips, news, and opinions from Download.com editors Elinor Mills 2011
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•Lawrence Scottish Fest, April 2, Lawrence Arts Center. www.lawrencescots .org.
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Lawrence Scottish Fest, April 2, Lawrence Arts Center. www.lawrencescots .org.
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