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Obviousness is obvious when one party asserts "tis", and everyone else of ordinary skill in the pertinent art says "tis not, you jerk, everybody knows that in order to check in multiple places you ... check in multiple places, well duh!".
That said, I believe that S. Rob Austein wrote a domain name completion program which would do the same type of searching that is now patented. We could ask him if he published it anywhere.
-russ
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