HTML Parsing / pre processing

Hello there

I want am trying to write a simple meta search engine using php.E.G So
I can send a search string to Google and AltaVista then I want to be
able to pre process the html returned from both engines via PHP

Is there a standard way to pre process the html in php before
returning
it to the browser?

I heard that DOM can be used for xml, what could I used for HTML ?

Any help will be greatly appreciated

Brett
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