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Core XMLIntroductions are in order
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Published: 12th May 2008 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Core XMLHello all. My name is Griffin Caprio and I'm a new blogger here on xml.com. Apologizes are in order to Kurt, my fearless editor, since this is my first post and I actually came into the O'Reilly fold back in...
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