Hi, Ok two problems. The first is that your pattern makes me uneasy. The usual way to sort this type of problem is figure out what you dont want to match. So instead of saying 
m/\((.*?)\)/g;

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I would prefer to see 
m/\(([^)]*)\)/gm;

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I suppose in pure terms both work acceptably, but the class one seems more understandable as 'up to a )' to me. 
use strict;
use warnings;
my $s=<<EOF;
[whois.arin.net]
Fuse Internet Access (NETBLK-FUSE-NET-BLK-1) FUSE-NET-BLK-1
                                 216.68.0.0 - 216.68.255.255
Fuse Modem Ports (NETBLK-FUSE-216-68-32-0) FUSE-216-68-32-0
                                 216.68.32.0 - 216.68.47.255
EOF

if (my @parts = ($s=~/\(([^)]*)\)/gm)) {
    print "\n@parts\n";
}

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And secondly, using the match in list contents gives you all of the matches you need.

Update: Fixed my incorrect observation about the m modifier for the regex as correctly pointed out by dvergin in comment on Re: Regex Help. My apologies

HTH

Yves
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In reply to Re: Regex Help by demerphq
in thread Regex Help by dru145

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