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java - How can I replace a string in parentheses using a regex?

I have a string:

HLN (Formerly Headline News)

I want to remove everything inside the parens and the parens themselves, leaving only:

HLN

I've tried to do this with a regex, but my difficulty is with this pattern:

"(.+?)"

When I use it, it always gives me a PatternSyntaxException. How can I fix my regex?

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Because parentheses are special characters in regexps you need to escape them to match them explicitly.

For example:

"\(.+?\)"

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