Okay, but all of the templates were imported.  The template it eventually selected to execute was also an imported template.  Why did it select imported template B with a lower priority versus imported template C?   The one it ultimately selected was the last template imported; I moved them around and it always selected the referenced by the last xsl:import.

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Edward Knoll writes:
  
The templates at issues are actually distributed across multiple files. 
A master XSL file references these templates using <xsl:import>. If I
change the <xsl:import> to an <xsl:include>, the prioritization works.
...should I expect this behavior?
    

Yes, import precedence outweighs template priority. We have a conformance
test for this (conflictres09), so we would enforce the required behavior.
.................David Marston

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