This is a part of the XML I am working on

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE martif SYSTEM "TBXcoreStructV02.dtd">
<martif type="TBX-Default" xml:lang="en">
  <text>
    <body>
      <termEntry id="113147">
        <langSet xml:lang="en">
          <tig>
            <term>Ind.</term>
          </tig>
          <tig>
            <term>Independent</term>
          </tig>
        </langSet>
        <langSet xml:lang="fr">
          <tig>
            <term>Ind.</term>
          </tig>
          <tig>
            <term>Indépendant</term>
          </tig>
        </langSet>
      </termEntry>
      <termEntry id="118136">
        <langSet xml:lang="en">
          <tig>
            <term>Working Party on the Election Campaign</term>
          </tig>
        </langSet>
        <langSet xml:lang="fr">
          <tig>
            <term>Groupe de travail "Campagne électorale"</term>
          </tig>
        </langSet>
      </termEntry>
    </body>
  </text>
</martif>

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I was trying to avoid TWIG, as suggested, in order not to have learn to use a new parsing module...

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