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I have a bunch of URLs that look like this:<br />
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http://mysite.com/en-US/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp<br />
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I really just want to grab this part... &nbsp;US<br />
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So there may be links like this<br />
http://mysite.com/en-CA/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp<br />
http://mysite.com/en-NL/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp<br />
http://mysite.com/en-DE/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp<br />
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I just want to find the CA, NL, DE<br />
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Can someone help with this?
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I have a bunch of URLs that look like this:

http://mysite.com/en-US/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp

I really just want to grab this part...  US

So there may be links like this
http://mysite.com/en-CA/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp
http://mysite.com/en-NL/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp
http://mysite.com/en-DE/common/fragment/countrySelector.jsp

I just want to find the CA, NL, DE

Can someone help with this?

Need to grab this one section of text

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