I'm getting a Pod error when I do a make.

Here is the error... 
erickn@cofjora01d:/home/erickn/ace_server/ACE/Find> make
Manifying blib/man3/ACE::Find.3
Find.pm:442: Unknown formatting code O</component>

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here is a section around the pod error.. 
=over 4

<ace-find-response  xmlns="http://hdsupply.com/ace/find">
   <address style="discrete">
      <line name="address">6739 follette st</line>
      <line name="city">carlsbad</line>
      <line name="state">ca</line>
      <line name="zip">92011</line>
   </address>
   <components>
      <component name="zip4">1234</component>
      <component name="county">321</component>
      <component name="countyname">SAN DIEGO</component>
   </components>
   <status code="S90000">success</status>
</ace-find-response>

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Line 442 is the component line with SAN DIEGO in it. 
component name="countyname">SAN DIEGO</component>

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I think I've run into some special POD encoding strings with my XML document example starting with the "0<".
How should I be formatting an XML document so I don't get this error?

In reply to POD error help by mifflin

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