Thought that wouldn't be necessary since I did say CIDR blocks, but here: 

108.177.128.0/17
108.62.0.0/16
109.200.1.0/24
109.200.2.0/23
109.200.4.0/22
109.200.8.0/21
109.200.16.0/20
109.200.6.200/29
109.200.6.208/28
109.200.6.224/27
109.230.192.0/19
109.230.224.0/20
109.230.240.0/21
109.230.248.0/22
109.230.252.0/23
109.230.254.0/24
109.230.255.0/25
109.230.255.128/26
109.230.255.192/27
109.230.255.224/28
109.230.255.240/29
109.230.255.248/30
109.230.255.252/31
109.230.255.254/32

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In reply to Re^2: Ideas solicited: Using Perl to sort through Toxic CIDR blocks by blue_cowdawg
in thread Ideas solicited: Using Perl to sort through Toxic CIDR blocks by blue_cowdawg

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