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XPath Tutorial
Using XPath's 'preceding-sibling' Axis Correctly - Greg Collins
Using following-sibling in XPath
following-sibling : following sibling « XSLT stylesheet « XML
Understanding XPATH
XPath : select all following siblings until another sibling - Stack Overflow

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