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terdon
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At firstFirst, sedsed doesn't support non greedy quantifier *?.

SecondlySecond, you should change sed subcommand delimiter to reach the aimsubstitution operator's delimiter:

sed 's~<oTimer[^>]*/>~~g'

At first, sed doesn't support non greedy quantifier *?.

Secondly, you should change sed subcommand delimiter to reach the aim:

sed 's~<oTimer[^>]*/>~~g'

First, sed doesn't support non greedy quantifier *?.

Second, you should change the substitution operator's delimiter:

sed 's~<oTimer[^>]*/>~~g'
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At first, sed doesn't support non greedy quantifier *?.

Secondly, you should change sed subcommand delimiter to reach the aim:

sed 's~<oTimer[^>]*/>~~g'