title: regex - matching between a literal string and a quotation mark
body: <p>I'm terrible at Regex and would greatly appreciate any help with this issue, which I think will be newb stuff for anyone familiar.</p>
  
  <p>I'm getting a response like this from a REST call</p>
  
  <pre><code>    {"responseData":{"translatedText":"Ciao mondo"},"responseDetails":"","responseStatus":200,"matches":[{"id":"424913311","segment":"Hello World","translation":"Ciao mondo","quality":"74","reference":"","usage-count":50,"subject":"All","created-by":"","last-updated-by":null,"create-date":"2011-12-29 19:14:22","last-update-date":"2011-12-29 19:14:22","match":1},{"id":"0","segment":"Hello World","translation":"Ciao a tutti","quality":"70","reference":"Machine Translation provided by Google, Microsoft, Worldlingo or the MyMemory customized engine.","usage-count":1,"subject":"All","created-by":"MT!","last-updated-by":null,"create-date":"2012-05-14","last-update-date":"2012-05-14","match":0.85}]}
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  <p>All I need is the 'Ciao mondo' in between those quotations. I was hoping with Java's Split feature I could do this but unfortunately it doesn't allow two separate delimiters as then I could have specified the text before the translation. </p>
  
  <p>To simplify, what I'm stuck with is the regex to gather whatever is inbetween translatedText":" and the next "</p>
  
  <p>I'd be very grateful for any help</p>