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On Fri, 2004-03-05 at 13:21, Max Chappell wrote:
> I guess I must have muddied up my test cases...apologies..

No problem.

I use to strongly advise to use normalized strings (ie xs:token and its
derived types) when there is no absolute requirement to do otherwise and
I didn't want to let the thread on the conclusion that it was needed to
use xs:string to get things working :) ...

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