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Given this simplified data format: <a> <b> <c>C1</c> <d>D1</d> <e>E1</e> <f>don't select this one</f> </b> <b> <c>C2</c> <d>D2</d> <e>E1</e> <g>don't select me</g> </b> <c>not this one</c> <d>nor this one</d> <e>definitely not this one</e> </a> How would you select all the C s, D s and E s that are children of B elements? Basically, something like: a/b/(c|d|e) In my own situation, instead of just a/b/ , the query leading up to selecting those C , D , E nodes is actually quite complex so I'd like to avoid doing this: a/b/c|a/b/d|a/b/e Is this possible?
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