Hello Monks, I have a simple question to which I just can't seem to find the answer. First, here is what my file looks like (after several "sed" commands have already been executed): 
policy-map ipcos-abcde16
class abcde16-Queue1
priority police rate percent 35
class abcde16-Queue2
bandwidth 25
class abcde16-Queue3
bandwidth 15

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I am trying to insert a simple line break after the word "priority", so it would look like this: 
policy-map ipcos-abcde16
class abcde16-Queue1
priority 
police rate percent 35
class abcde16-Queue2
bandwidth 25
class abcde16-Queue3
bandwidth 15

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I have tried several variations of this command, but I either get nothing or a "sed: command garbled: s/priority/priority" error. I truly only need help with this one line :-( 
system "sed 's/priority/priority\n\/' cos2 > cos4";
system "mv cos4 cos2";

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And, before anybody asks, yes I am using strict and warnings. Any help would be appreciated.

In reply to inserting line break by ddrew78

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