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Old 10-25-2013
Code:
awk     '/<nam>/                {L=1}                   # if a line contains <nam>, keep that fact in variable L
         /<a1>/                 {L=0}                   # if then <a1> occurs, no action necessary, reset L
         /<\/var>/ && L         {print "<a1>.</a1>"}    # if end of section and L still set, print missing string.
                                                        # you might want to reset L as well to be on the safe side
         1                                              # print normal lines from file
        ' file

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