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Here's a question: if you're matching a literal string and not a pattern, why use regular expression?

 

I'm guessing that's not the intention, but the OP is not being particularly clear on what they are trying to do. 

 

gibigbig, please describe clearly what you want to do as that will dictate the best solution for you. For example, do you have a whole HTML page containing some links and you want to get the 4shared.com URLs out of that HTML? Do you want to match any link, or just that one link, or...?

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