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  <Book>
  <Title>Beginning XML, 3rd Edition</Title>
  <Authors>
   <Author>David Hunter</Author>
   <Author>Andrew Watt</Author> 
   <Author>Jeff Rafter</Author>
   <Author>Kurt Cagle</Author>
   <Author>John Duckett</Author>
  </Authors>
  <Year>2004</Year>
  <Chapters>
  <Chapter number="1" title="What is XML?">XML is a markup language, derived from SGML.</Chapter>
  <Chapter number="2" title="Well-formed XML">To be well-formed an XML document must satisfy several rules about its structure.</Chapter>
  <Chapter number="3" title="Namespaces">To help unambiguously identify the names of elements and attributes the notion of an XML namespace is used.</Chapter>
  <Chapter number="4" title="DTD">A document type definition, DTD, is a way to specify the permitted structure of an XML document.</Chapter>
  <Chapter number="5" title="Schemas">W3C XML Schema and Relax NG are two schema languages to specify the structure of XML documents.</Chapter>
  </Chapters>
  </Book>
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