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http://www.icann.org/compliance/
"ICANN's Compliance Program has been published to explain ICANN's approach to enforcement of compliance with its Registry Agreements and Registrar Accreditation Agreements ("the Agreements").
Contraventions of the Agreements can cause serious detriment to consumers and to the Internet community both directly, and indirectly, by damaging the competitive process that is crucial to a dynamic and healthy market."
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ICANN prevents competition.
ICANN is the damage.
The Internet routes around damage.
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