Computing Generated Text: Curly Braces

HTML & CSS
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I am transforming a XML document to HTML. A fragment of that XML is below.

<GSP VER="3.2">
   <TM>0.006141</TM>
   <Q>Search site:http://www.example.com</Q>
   <PARAM name="access" value="p" original_value="p"/>
   <PARAM name="as_dt" value="i" original_value="i"/>
   <PARAM name="as_epq" value="" original_value=""/>
   <PARAM name="as_eq" value="" original_value=""/>
   <PARAM name="as_lq" value="" original_value=""/>
   <PARAM name="as_occt" value="any" original_value="any"/>
   <PARAM name="as_oq" value="" original_value=""/>
   ...

In my XSL I want to output the content of Q in a string, I know how to do that:

<a href="./?q={Q}...

But I don’t know how to output the contents of the PARAM node named “as_occt”, “original_value” value using the curly brace method. Help!

I already output the value using this method, but it won’t work in the curly brace string system above:

<xsl:template match="PARAM[@name='as_occt']">
   <xsl:value-of select="@original_value"/>
</xsl:template>
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My curse is sweating over a problem, finally asking for help & then instantly finding the answer after

{PARAM[@name='as_occt']/@original_value}

Thanks for looking & sorry about the lost time!