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$link=&quot;<a href="http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar" rel="ugc">http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar</a>&lt;br /&gt;&lt;b&gt;Password: rdsd&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/div&gt; &lt;/div&gt;&quot;<br />
$link1=<a href="http://fdsfsdf/files/1610943/fdsff.rar" rel="ugc">http://fdsfsdf/files/1610943/fdsff.rar</a><br />
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i want a command that takes this both and only output <a href="http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar" rel="ugc">http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar</a><br />
the second one<br />
<a href="http://fdsfsdf/files/1610943/fdsff.rar" rel="ugc">http://fdsfsdf/files/1610943/fdsff.rar</a><br />
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i have this one but i dose not work <br />
preg_match_all('/(<a href="http:\/\/" rel="ugc nofollow">http:\/\/</a>[^\&quot;]+)/<wbr />i', $page, $links);<br />
it give me in the first link<br />
<a href="http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar" rel="ugc">http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar</a>&lt;br /&gt;&lt;b&gt;Password: rdsd&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/div&gt; &lt;/div&gt;&quot;
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$link="http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar<br /><b>Password: rdsd</b></div> </div>"
$link1=http://fdsfsdf/files/1610943/fdsff.rar

i want a command that takes this both and only output http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar
the second one
http://fdsfsdf/files/1610943/fdsff.rar

i have this one but i dose not work 
preg_match_all('/(http:\/\/[^\"]+)/i', $page, $links);
it give me in the first link
http://fdsafacom/files/1610943/fsadfsdf.rar<br /><b>Password: rdsd</b></div> </div>"

i want to get specific string from a sentince

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