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  1. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  2. <!DOCTYPE NEWSPAPER SYSTEM "newspaper.dtd">
  3. <NEWSPAPER>
  4. <!--This is a sample file from Vervet Logic, makers of XML Pro-->
  5.     <ARTICLE EDITOR="Ernie Pyle" DATE="11/15/98" EDITION="Evening" AUTHOR="Jane Doe">
  6.         <HEADLINE>Extensible Markup Language Proposed</HEADLINE>
  7.         <BYLINE>Jane Doe, Staff Writer</BYLINE>
  8.         <LEAD>The newly proposed XML Specification has been making a splash in the Internet development community.</LEAD>
  9.         <BODY>The newly proposed XML draft stands to revolutionize the exchange of data and markup on the www, by allowing organizations and companies to develop their own markup languages quickly and easily.</BODY>
  10.         <NOTES>No Notes</NOTES>
  11.     </ARTICLE>
  12.     <ARTICLE AUTHOR="John Doe" EDITOR="Ernie Pyle" DATE="02/15/98" EDITION="Morning">
  13.         <HEADLINE>XML 1.0 Recommendation Released</HEADLINE>
  14.         <BYLINE>John E. Doe, Reporter</BYLINE>
  15.         <LEAD>The W3C today released the final recommendation for XML to excited developers world wide.</LEAD>
  16.         <BODY>XML Developers, such as Vervet Logic are already using the released recommendation to ensure compliance of their products with XML 1.0. </BODY>
  17.         <NOTES>See www.w3c.org for more information</NOTES>
  18.     </ARTICLE>
  19. </NEWSPAPER>
  20.