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Create a file with all your sed statements as:
s/TSTARTO2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_1/TSTARTO2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_24/g
s/O2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_1/O2GPRSEVENTAPNACCSUM_24/g
......

To parse the file as a sed script, it needs to not contain the "sed " commands.

To use this method, first create a sed script file from those lines using

sed 's/sed //' < oldscript...

[root@rhel2 ~]# cat file
<TABLE name="TotalEventSemiSum_13>
</TABLE>
<TABLE name="TotalEventSemiSum_22>
</TABLE>
<TABLE name="TotalEventSemiSum_57>
<ROW>
</ROW>
</TABLE>
<TABLE...

Try: perl -0pe 's/\s+\d+\s+<TABLE name=[^>]*>\n(\s+\d+\s+<ROW>\n\s+\d+\s+<\/ROW>\n)?\s+\d+\s+<\/TABLE>//g' file
I hope you can see now that simplifying sample data not always help getting the...

Like this?

echo '<text1><text2></' | awk -F '<' '{print $0$2}'

Input:
$ cat file
1 <text1><text2></
2 <text3><text4></
3 <text5><text6></
4 <text7><text8></

Output:
$ awk -F '[<.*>]' '{print $0 $2">"}' file
1 <text1><text2></text1>
2...

Try:

sort infile | uniq -c