Hello all, This may be a stupid question, but I will really apprecite it if someone can help me with this. 
I have a text file which part of it is displayed below. 

Example

RENTAL NOTICE LETTER


 EXHIBIT 10.2    FIRST RESTATED AND AMENDED    AUTO LEASE NOTICE    TH
+IS LEASE is made as of the 1st day of March, 2001, by and between HAN
+NAH RENTAL, CO. a Maine Corporation having its principal offices in P
+ortland 


End


What I want is to extract any phrase that contains the word "NOTICE". 
+In this example, both "RENTAL NOTICE LETTER" and "AUTO LEASE NOTICE" 
+are the information that I need.

Because there can be two ways for locating the phrase "XXX NOTICE YYY"
+:
(1) (boundary or begining of line) XXX NOTICE YYY (\n);
(2) (more than two spaces, such as "   ") XXX NOTICE YYY (more than tw
+o spaces, such as "   "    ); 

I tried with the following:

if ($a =~ /(?:\b|  +?)(.+)*(NOTICE)(.+)*(?:\n|  +?)/i)
    {
     print $1." ".$2." ".$3."\n";
    }

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But it does not work quite well. Can you make some suggestions?

In reply to How to parse this information out? by coltman

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