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    The Internet began in 1969, as an experimental four-computer network called ARPAnet, which was designed by the u.s. Defense Department. In approximately two years, ARPAnet grew to about two-dozen sites and by 1981, consisted of more than two hundred sites. The rapid growth of The Internet was due to networking giants like British Telecom, Hyundai, AT&T and others setting up fast and reliable network that encircled the globe.

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    The Internet began in 1969, as an experimental four-computer network called ARPAnet, which was designed by the u.s. Defense Department. In approximately two years, ARPAnet grew to about two-dozen sites and by 1981, consisted of more than two hundred sites. The rapid growth of The Internet was due to networking giants like British Telecom, Hyundai, AT&T and others setting up fast and reliable network that encircled the globe.

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    The Internet began in 1969, as an experimental four-computer network called ARPAnet, which was designed by the u.s. Defense Department. In approximately two years, ARPAnet grew to about two-dozen sites and by 1981, consisted of more than two hundred sites. The rapid growth of The Internet was due to networking giants like British Telecom, Hyundai, AT&T and others setting up fast and reliable network that encircled the globe.

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