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TLDTop-Level Domain (Internet)
TLDTag Library Descriptor (Java Server Pages and custom tag libraries)
TLDThird-Level Domain
TLDThermoluminescent Dosimeter
TLDThe Living Daylights (James Bond Movie)
TLDThermoluminescent Dosimetry
TLDThe Last Dance (band)
TLDThermoluminescent Detector
TLDTop Level Design
TLDTop Level Demonstration
TLDThe Last Don
TLDThird-Location Decompression (National Defence and Canadian Forces)
TLDTest of Language Development (PRO-ED)
TLDTechnical Logistics Data
TLDThermal Luminosity Device
TLDTraffic Loading Device
TLDTime Lag Discrimination
TLDTarget Location and Designation
TLDTerm Loan D
TLDTape Library Device (robotic backup tape libraries)
TLDTransport and Logistics Data Set
TLDTownside, Longside, Downside (East Belfast Scouts, UK)


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The name domain is called a third-level domain, because it uses an extra dot, as in the case of john.
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vn" web extension, individuals and businesses could only register third-level domains such as ".
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pro domains were only available as industry-specific third-level domain names, such as www.
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