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Banking on the fact that all literals are in single quotes you could also use:
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grep -o "'.*'" infile|xargs -n2|tr -d ' '
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What about:
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awk -F[\'\ ] '/VAR1/{x=$3}/VAR2/{print x $3}' inFile
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