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FCC Class of station = ......do

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In reading FCC § 90.35 listing frequency allocations, many frequencies appear to have no limitations but have "......do" in the class of station column. Looking through the FCC's long list of class of station codes, I can find no "do" or "......do." Anyone know what this means?
 
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