I have below text file. I just want to get "NO."(1 to 21 or more), "device" and "name" to another file. The "NO." sometimes have different numbers. When it does the "name" also different. What regex can i use? any suggestion? 

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Information Summary for Head #1, Site1:
  No.            P       Device          Percent     Name
 -----------    ---     ------------    -------     -----------------
     1           F        14             0.06      OPEN
     2           F        216            0.97      CONTACT
     4           F        326            1.47      LEFT
     5           F        232            1.05      MID
     6           F        54             0.24      RIGHT
     7           F        6              0.03      AT
     8           F        6              0.03      AT_GHT
     11          F        184            0.83      5DBLT
     12          F        151            0.68      2P5D
     21          P        21009          94.64     Bin P

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