I am trying to fetch whatever is located where the number "113" is located. The number could be "145" or "345" or any three digit number. The number always changes so I am writing a script to notify me of the new number it changed to. It will always be 3 numbers and I just need to fetch the number. My problem is trying to make a reg expression to fetch the three digit number along with the unique part (which is on the next line): 
<A HREF="JavaScript:AFunction('AA', 'B','0','Project','113')">
San Francisco (Manager)

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There are many lines like this and the unique part is on the second line. In this case it is:
San Francisco (Manager). 
<A HREF="JavaScript:AFunction('AA', 'B','0','Project','113')">
San Francisco (Manager)

<A HREF="JavaScript:AFunction('AA', 'B','0','Project','680')">
Los Angeles (Worker)

<A HREF="JavaScript:AFunction('AA', 'B','0','Project','456')">
San Jose (People)

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Here is my attempt at it but having a problem fetching this number because I dont know how to handle the "San Francisco (Manager)" part which does not work in my attempt below: 
my ($number)  =~ /'(\d{3})'\)">San Francisco (Manager)/;

print "$number";

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