Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

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Becomes;

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        <headwordGroup>
             <headword>bat</headword>
             <hom>1</hom><partOfSpeech>noun</partOfSpeech>
         </headwordGroup>
        <section role="main" id="acref-9780199543700-section-236"><textMatter>
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   <p>
                         <enumerator>1</enumerator>
     <span role="example">(to have) bats in the belfry</span> (to be) crazy or eccentric.
       <date isoDate="1901">
                             <i>c.</i>1901</date>–.</p>
   <p>
                         <displayText class="prosequote">
       <p>
                                 <span role="work">
                                     <b>Blackwood's</b>
                                 </span> ... </p>
     </displayText>
                     </p>
 </div1></textMatter>
        </section>
      </e>
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        <headwordGroup>
             <headword>bat</headword>
             <hom>2</hom><partOfSpeech>noun</partOfSpeech>
         </headwordGroup>
        <section role="main" id="acref-9780199543700-section-237"><textMatter>
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   <p>A rate of stroke or speed, pace. <date isoDate="1824">1824</date>–.</p>
   <p>
                         <displayText class="prosequote">
       <p>
                                 <nameGrp foreNames="J." mainName="Welcome">
                                     <b>J. Welcome</b>
                                 </nameGrp> We
                    turned on to the ... </p>
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                     </p>
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        </section>
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