Yes, and I believe I was not clear on all the points that lead me to believe how to repair the XML. Here is one of the well-formed cc:files tags also found in the same document: 
   <cc:files>
      <o:destination><![CDATA[/Documents/some file1.pdf]]></o:destinat
+ion>
      <y:name><![CDATA[some file1.pdf]]></y:name>
         <r:DenyAccess dt="mv.string"></r:DenyAccess>
      <o:version>
         <d:contentclass><![CDATA[urn:content-classes:Cancelled]]></d:
+contentclass>
         <o:source><![CDATA[\sources\some file1.pdf\some file1(1.0).pd
+f]]></o:source>
         <a:FriendlyVersionID>1.0</a:FriendlyVersionID>
         <a:owner><![CDATA[SERVER\autostore]]></a:owner>
         <a:CreatedTimeStamp>1/21/2005 6:59:15 PM</a:CreatedTimeStamp>
         <a:DocumentState>approved</a:DocumentState>
         <a:IsCurrentVersion>False</a:IsCurrentVersion>
         <o:Title><![CDATA[ST. Cloud CC]]></o:Title>
         <a:bestbetcategories/>
         <a:bestbetkeywords/>
         <a:comment><![CDATA[]]></a:comment>
         <a:checkoutcomment><![CDATA[]]></a:checkoutcomment>
      </o:version>
      <o:version>
         <d:contentclass><![CDATA[urn:content-classes:basedocument]]><
+/d:contentclass>
         <o:source><![CDATA[\sources\some file2.pdf\some file2(2.0).pd
+f]]></o:source>
         <a:FriendlyVersionID>2.0</a:FriendlyVersionID>
         <a:owner><![CDATA[SERVER\autostore]]></a:owner>
         <a:CreatedTimeStamp>1/21/2005 6:59:15 PM</a:CreatedTimeStamp>
         <a:DocumentState>approved</a:DocumentState>
         <a:IsCurrentVersion>False</a:IsCurrentVersion>
         <o:Author><![CDATA[Finance]]></o:Author>
         <o:Title><![CDATA[test]]></o:Title>
         <a:Categories><![CDATA[]]></a:Categories>
         <o:Description><![CDATA[ck]]></o:Description>
         <o:Keywords><![CDATA[ap;]]></o:Keywords>
         <a:bestbetcategories/>
         <a:bestbetkeywords/>
         <a:comment><![CDATA[]]></a:comment>
         <a:checkoutcomment><![CDATA[]]></a:checkoutcomment>
      </o:version>
      <o:version>
         <d:contentclass><![CDATA[urn:content-classes:basedocument]]><
+/d:contentclass>
         <o:source><![CDATA[\sources\some file3.pdf\some file3(2.1).pd
+f]]></o:source>
         <a:FriendlyVersionID>2.1</a:FriendlyVersionID>
         <a:owner><![CDATA[SERVER\autostore]]></a:owner>
         <a:CreatedTimeStamp>1/21/2005 6:59:15 PM</a:CreatedTimeStamp>
         <a:DocumentState>createdcheckedin</a:DocumentState>
         <a:IsCurrentVersion>True</a:IsCurrentVersion>
         <o:Author><![CDATA[ap]]></o:Author>
         <o:Title><![CDATA[test]]></o:Title>
         <a:Categories><![CDATA[]]></a:Categories>
         <o:Description><![CDATA[ck]]></o:Description>
         <o:Keywords><![CDATA[ap;]]></o:Keywords>
         <a:bestbetcategories/>
         <a:bestbetkeywords/>
         <a:comment><![CDATA[]]></a:comment>
         <a:checkoutcomment><![CDATA[]]></a:checkoutcomment>
      </o:version>
   </cc:files>

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