one more SED/AWK question

[S. Luke Jones]

I think I provided too much detail in my previous posting.  Let's assume
we have a text file
	blah blah SUDAN  blah
	blah blah CZECHOSLOVAKIA  blah
	blah blah MALAYSIA  blah
	blah blah CANADA  blah
	blah blah PERU  blah
Suppose I want to grab everything between CZECHOSLOVAKIA to PERU, not
counting PERU.  I *don't* know anything about the order of countries
in this file and I *don't* know that CANADA is the line before PERU.

	sed -n '/CZECH/,/PERU/p'

gives me what I want except it includes the line with PERU.  By
contrast,

	awk '/CZECH/,/PERU/'

prints precisely the lines I want, i.e., it does not include PERU.

Any suggestions?
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