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    More Complex Example of Aggregating Modifiers in DTDs

    Following is a more complicated example. Suppose you want book elements to include

    To accomplish this, you would perform steps that generate the following tree representation:

    book 

    Sequence 
title 
Optional 
	Choice 
		author 
		editor 
Zero or More 
	paragraph

    In the Text view of the DTD, the definition for the book element is as follows:

    <!ELEMENT book (title, (author|editor)?, paragraph*)>

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