title: How to remove tags from a string in python using regular expressions? (NOT in HTML)
body: <p>I need to remove tags from a string in python.</p>
  
  <pre><code>&lt;FNT name="Century Schoolbook" size="22"&gt;Title&lt;/FNT&gt;
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  <p>What is the most efficient way to remove the entire tag on both ends, leaving only "Title"? I've only seen ways to do this with HTML tags, and that hasn't worked for me in python. I'm using this particularly for ArcMap, a GIS program. It has it's own tags for its layout elements, and I just need to remove the tags for two specific title text elements. I believe regular expressions should work fine for this, but I'm open to any other suggestions.</p>