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sed like filter using Java regexp
example: from US to normal: Sed ("""(\d\d)/(\d\d)/(\d\d)""", """\2/\1/\3""", "01/31/12")
Essentially useless since plain "sss".replaceAll(..., "$1 $2...") works almost the same way..