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+ been used for ulcers and sore throats, but does it actually have any
+ proven medical use? Well, no, but itâ&#128;&#153;s probably a good v
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      <author>sawbones@maximumfun.org (Justin &amp; Dr. Sydnee McElroy
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+dia! Sea moss, or carrageenan or Irish moss, has historically been us
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$element is being generated by foreach my $element ($rss->query('//item')) to grab individual items from within the RSS feed.

I've never worked with XPath before, but based on the Wikipedia page it looks like my $summary = $element->query('//itunes:summary'); ought to work, but it's still returning undef.

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in thread namespaces in XML::RSS::Parser::Element by wintermute_115

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