Hi monks, I have a problem with parsing, web pages, maybe the same problem every time I have to parse data like this...I have an html page, I show a part of that 

<TR class="violet3">
    <TD ><B>hsa-miR-107</B></TD>
    <TD >17.1922</TD>
    <TD >-21.47</TD>
    <TD >2.119850e-02</TD>
    <TD >2.097540e-02</TD>

    <TD >6.191350e-04</TD>
    <TD >106</TD>
    <TD >127</TD>
    <TD ><pre><FONT COLOR="#FFFFFF">a</FONT><FONT COLOR="#FFFFFF">c</F
+ONT><FONT COLOR="#FFFFFF">u</FONT><FONT 
....
</TR>
<TR class="violet2">
    <TD ><B>hsa-miR-103</B></TD>
    <TD >17.1922</TD>
    ....
<TR class="violet3">
    <TD ><B>hsa-miR-651</B></TD>
    </TR>
<TR class="violet2">
    <TD ><B>hsa-miR-320</B></TD>

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I need to extract hsa-miR-651, hsa-miR-320, etc....what I have to do, regular expression don't help me and I don't understand how to use some moduls like html::element....I don't understand the synthax and I'm not actually sure, if it is ok to use it...can anyoneone help me? Thanks you all

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