a SED question

[S. Luke Jones]

Here is my problem:
	I have a file composed of multi-line records.
	Continuation lines begin with arbitrary white space.
	I want to extract *some* of the records.

for example:
	In this file, the "Here is my..." and "for example" lines
	begin multi-line records.  Suppose the records I want
	are those that begin with an uppercase letter ("Here...")

	sed -n -e '/^[A-Z]/,/^[^(spc)(tab)]/p' file

	will print each such record, but would also get the "for..."
	line of the second record.

	sed -n -e '/^[A-Z]/,/^[(spc)(tab)]/p' file

	will not get "for..." but will only get the first following
	line that begins with white space.

I've tried combinations and permutations of -n and '/pat/,/pat/!d'
and I give up.

Why oh why can't SED act like AWK does and *not* print this line???
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