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   ftgwm.com
  NC   
42 6d 23h
   telered21.com
  NC   
41 6d 23h
   westislandchronicle.com
  NC   
40 11d
   newsbee.org
  NC   
40 6d 23h
   edelfoto.com
  NC   
40 6d 23h
   catholicislander.com
  NC   
40 6d 23h
   bannination.com
  SN   
39 21h 38m
   dailyrepublican.com
  GD   
38 9d 21h
   desipornsites.com
  NC   
38 6d 23h
   europe-israel.org
  GD   
38 9d 21h
 
 
Expired domains with backlinks from News websites, by Majestic Topical Trust Flow
process 2

The domain table shows expired domains with back links from websites that belong to a specific niche - News. Majestic assigns every backlink a topic (Topical Trust Flow), so a domain listed here earned its trust from News sites.

The niche News comprises of multiple micro niches that have been listed below:
Alternative, Analysis and Opinion, Breaking News, Chats and Forums, Colleges and Universities, Current Events, Directories, Extended Coverage, Headline Links, Internet Broadcasts, Journalism, Magazines and E-zines, Media Industry, Museums and Archives, Newspapers, Other, Personalized News, Satire, Weather and Weblogs

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Josh MacDonald
United States