Extra texts got spits out from XML XSL transformation?

Hi:
I was trying to output a transformed text from a XSL with XML file, It seems that it spits out all the values from xml file inbetween all the element tags. But all I really need is just a small chunk of it. Does any one know how to get rid of the extra stuff from the generated text?
Thanks

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