Regular expression to remove a single carriage return character

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  I have to add the characters return at the end of each paragraph.  I found insertTextAsContent (using: {String |}) SpecialCharacters} ( position: XMLElementPosition), but do not know how to use this function. I think that in this method only accepts the position as an XML element.

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  I think that you have been making life difficult for yourself. Everything that seems to involve more (ineffective) writing code as necessary. Everything you need is built into 10g (it seems that you could use the obsolete references?)

  I hope I could explain the question a bit better now and would appreciate it if you had a starting point for me.

  Should have what you need in the above examples.