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I would like to retrieve the following sites body content http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/bottomline/scores?nhl_s_left1 and store it in a string, i know and am successful at retrieving this using php, however i want to restrict to using only javascript, is there a way just to take the string in the site and copy it and store it in a var?


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Although the @Brendan's answer is accepted and correct.



It is simple, short and faster enough to get a body element using 



document.body;


It does the same as we can do with document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0];, and it should be in the list of answers.


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