Thanks, (first point) But i think if i use XML::Twig then execution time will be more than 2.5min. second thing i got it XML::LibXML store the doc in memory but its a small record of 100 Lines around ? do you think XML::Twig reduce the cpu usage and fast the execution. (third point) Which findnodes you are talking about. 
i have some more question here Which one is fast there in each two opt
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1).
$method = $xml->getChildrenByTagName('Method')->to_literal;
$method = $xml->fidnnodes('./Method')->to_literal;

2).
$xml->findnodes('./Indi/Lost/true')
$xml->exists('./Indi/Lost/true')

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