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      The National Institute of Standards and Technology.
      Conformance test for W3C XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes.
      (see http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xmlschema-2-20010502/).
      File: NISTXML-normalizedString-minLength-3-1.xml
      XML instance number 1 in a series of 
      5 conforming to NIST test schema
      NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-3.xsd.
-->

<NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-3
    xmlns="NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-3-NS"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-3-NS NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-3.xsd">The advent of Internet-enabled browsers and a first-generation language for defining data  known as HTML  has led to the creation of the world s first digital library  Using the simplicity of HTML with more advanced concepts from the publishing community has led to the creation of a second-generation Internet language called the Extensible Markup Language  XML   which is rapidly becoming one of the most popular languages in the world  XML is being incorporated into web pages and applications alike  particularly in those involved in electronic commerce applications  It is a language that describes information in a way that allows computers to exchange and automatically act on the information  Consequently  it can be used to automate certain processes  A set of related technologies built around this Internet language define a rich set of tools that can be used to define  manipulate  and display context-rich data  In par</NISTSchema-normalizedString-minLength-3>