101.   For example, rules governing new domain name suffixes to relieve the crowded dot-com field could make some sites easier to find.

102.   ICANN has been dogged by criticism that it has been too slow to add new top-level domain names.

103.   ICANN has its defenders, including companies victorious in their bids for new domain names.

104.   In the meantime, the records remain open, and many of the proposals for new domain suffixes call for open Whois databases as well.

105.   Officials from ICANN have focused recently on reviewing applications for new domain name suffixes to join .com, .net and .org.

106.   The chairman of an international organization that approved seven new domain names for the Internet defended its procedures on Thursday but also asked Congress for guidance.

107.   The head of an oversight board for Internet addresses acknowledged Thursday that his group may have rejected qualified proposals when it approved seven new domain names last year.

108.   Adding new top-level domains is akin to creating new area codes as phone numbers run out.

109.   With its task of selecting new domain names complete, the international agency that oversees Internet addresses must now work on paying its bills and forestalling a rebellion.

110.   When questioned about the possibility of Russian Security Council chief Alexander Lebed becoming a candidate, Zyuganov said that politics was a new domain for Lebed.