Why this code can't get the second match:
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my @lines =  ("Aliquam vitae ipsum id felis finibus congue. Ut molesti
+e scelerisque purus,
 sit amet rhoncus leo aliquet ac. In eu lobortis quam. Maecenas auctor
+ semper enim,
 ut convallis sapien dictum eu. Sed arcu ex, ornare et porttitor vitae
+, interdum a mi.
 Mauris rutrum luctus rhoncus. Quisque velit quam, convallis vel est a
+t, tincidunt accumsan velit.
 Fusce ut <u>metus ut which may either exceed \$1,000.00 or OK. G. LAT
+,
 semper nunc, in dictum magna.</u>
 Aliquam ac vestibulum dolor. Praesent in magna nisi. Cras nec viverra
+ ligula. Suspendisse
 efficitur imperdiet eros, <u>XXsed rhoncus sapien euismod cursus. Ves
+tibulum a posuereYY</u> elit,
 eget tristique eros. Etiam et lectus venenatis, aliquet dui vitae, po
+suere lectus.");
 
#while (defined( my $lines = shift @lines)){
#foreach my $lines (@lines){
for my $lines (@lines){
      
 if( $lines =~ /<u>(.*?)<\/u>/sg ){
       print "\n $1\n";
  } 

}

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In reply to Re^2: Matching text between tags by Anonymous Monk
in thread Matching text between tags by Anonymous Monk

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