Does this domain name extension really exist?

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  .pizza ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  The .pizza extension really does exist: it entered the root of the internet in August 2014, as part of the wave of new generic extensions. Pizzerias, delivery services and thin-crust fans can all get an address there.

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  .ninja ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since December 2013, making it one of the very first new generic extensions. It mostly appeals to people who like to call themselves the "ninjas" of their trade.

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  .lol ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since April 2015. Run by the American registry XYZ, which also operates .xyz, it is aimed at comedy sites and anyone who wants to raise a laugh from the address onwards.

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  .wtf ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Yes, .wtf has existed since April 2014. It belongs to the same registry as .pizza and .vin, the American company Identity Digital, which runs a very large catalogue of generic extensions.

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  .bzh ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Brittany has had its own extension since May 2014. Run by the www.bzh association, .bzh is meant for sites linked to Brittany, its language and its culture. Alsace and Corsica followed with .alsace and .corsica.

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  .paris ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  The French capital has had its extension since March 2014, and the City of Paris itself holds it. Museums, shops and associations can use it to show their Parisian roots.

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  .vin ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since July 2015, like its cousin .wine. Their launch ruffled feathers in Europe, where wine producers feared that protected appellations would be hijacked as domain names.

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  .sucks ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since February 2015 and is meant, in theory, for criticising a brand or a company. In practice, many brands register their own name in .sucks to stop critics from grabbing it.

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  .boo ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since June 2014 and belongs to Google, through its registry subsidiary Charleston Road Registry. "Boo" is what ghosts shout, but it's also a term of endearment.

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  .kiwi ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since November 2013. "Kiwi" is the nickname of New Zealanders, after their national bird, and the extension was designed for sites linked to New Zealand.

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  .horse ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since February 2014, launched by the same registry as .beer and .cooking. Breeders, riders and riding clubs can therefore have an address that smells of the stables.

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  .zip ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  It has existed since August 2014 and belongs to Google, which opened it to the public in 2023. Security experts were worried: a .zip address looks just like the name of a compressed file.

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  .cat ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Trick question: .cat has existed since 2005, but it has nothing to do with cats. Run by the puntCAT foundation, it is dedicated to the Catalan language and culture, and it's one of the oldest themed extensions.