The following code gives error saying stats.dtd not present. Yes i am not having any dtd for that xml. I am using that xml just for testing, my xml input will be always parsed before using this code. How could i use the below code without dtd and is there any way to ignore that dtd parse?

use strict;
use XML::Twig;
use XML::XPath;
use XML::XPath::XMLParser;
my $xp = XML::XPath->new(filename => '1.xml');

my $nodeset = $xp->find('title');

my $size = $nodeset->size;

print "$size\n";

foreach my $node ($nodeset->get_nodelist)
{
    print "found\n\n",XML::XPath::XMLParser::as_string($node),"\n\n";

}

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE stats SYSTEM "stats.dtd">
<stats><title id="1">testing<name><snm>Houston</snm>, <fnm>Allan</fnm>
+</name><g>69</g><ppg>20.1</ppg><rpg>3.4</rpg><apg>2.8</apg><blk>14</b
+lk></title>
<title><name>Sprewell, Latrell</name><g>69</g><ppg>19.2</ppg><rpg>4.5<
+/rpg><apg>4.0</apg><blk>15</blk></title>
<title><name>Ewing, Patrick</name><g>49</g><player><name>aaa</name></p
+layer><ppg>14.6</ppg><rpg>10.0</rpg><apg>1.0</apg><blk>68</blk></titl
+e>
<title><name1>Raja m</name1><g>49</g><player><name>aaa</name></player>
+<ppg>14.6</ppg><rpg>10.0</rpg><apg>1.0</apg><blk>68</blk></title>
</stats>

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Regards,
Anniyan
(CREATED in HELL by DEVIL to s|EVILS|GOODS|g in WORLD)

In reply to XML::XPath question by anniyan

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