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Removing matching text from file?!

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I need a simpel UNIX command that can remove some tagged text from a file. The file looks likes this: To/NUM kendte/ADJ russiske/ADJ historikere/N Andronik/EGEN Mirganjan/EGEN og/SKONJ Igor/EGEN Klamkin/EGEN tror/V_PRES ikke/ADV ,/TEGN at/UKONJ Rusland/EGEN kan/V_PRES udvikles/V_INF uden/PRÆP en/PRON_UBST "/TEGN jernnæve/N "/TEGN. What i need to remove is the /XXX from the text, but i need to maintain the punctuation and the rest of thne text. How can i do this?

Name: Wolfbone
Date: December 18, 2004 at 14:22:08 Pacific

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awk '{gsub(/\/[[:upper:]_]+/,""); print}'

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