Expression to match a large amount of possible musical chords. From what I understand from musicians, the number of chords is basically infinite, but you will still find a certain scope being used freuently.

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There are 2 segments within this data that start with REF* and end with a tilde (~). I can capture one of them but not both. I've read and cant seem to figure this one out. I DO need to preface with the NM1*03 piece.

\_\d(.+) for _2015041122

matches a list of comma separated dates in the form dd/mm/yyy. Between two dates must be only a comma. no other character are permitted: matches: 12/03/2011,23/19/1967 Doesn't match: 23/02/2010, 11/11/2011

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Used to get a value from a class e.g.: [...] class="font-12"[...] This regEx will receive "12" given the content of the class

Validates German ZIP codes

Regex to match standard timecode format.

matches the exact fields of CSV files supports: qouted fields quoted fields containing commas, doubble quoutes, and newlines empty fields empty records arbitrary white space in, and outside quoted fields

Apache Web server log file format following the standard

Start with capital letter. Allowed special characters '(Apostrophe) -(hyphen) .(dot) (space) and can not end with -(Hyphen)