its weird because the nested dicts look xml parsed, and when you view it in firefox or safari, it just looks like a concatenated string of xml tags and values, and the browser doesn't parse them into individual tags and values. so i tried see what beautifulsoup did with the parsing of the nested dicts and its shows the < and > as < and > strings.
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