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<p>The <b>xsl:copy</b> element causes the current XML node in the source document to be copied to the
output. The actual effect depends on whether the node is an element, an attribute, or a text node.<p>

<p>For an element, the start and end element tags are copied; the attributes, character content and child elements
are copied only if <b>xsl:apply-templates</b> is used within xsl:copy.</p>

<p>Attributes of the generated element can be defined by reference to a named attribute set.
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