$i =~ s/ilhou/etto/;
$man--;
$dance{'fandango'}= 2*$scaramouche;
if($me =~ /thunderbolt/ && $me =~ /lightning/){
$frightening++;
$frightening++;
}
$magnifico = ($gallileo *5) + $figaro;

%me=("money"=>0,"love"=>0);
$he{"family"}="poor";
$him = $his%$life;
#note - modulus finds "spare" number... *groan* :)
$from =~ m/onstrosity/;

print "$i $come $i $go";
while($u le $t){$me => $go}

&bismillah;
while($not le $t, $u=>$go){
&bismillah;
  while($not le $t, $u=>$go){
  &bismillah;
    while($not le $t, $u=>$go){
} } }

if($will ne $ver && $will le $t){$me=>$go}
print $no*7;

if(3*($parent{'mia'}) le $t){$me=>$go}

%beelzebub =(devil =>"aside");
for $me (@me) {
   for $me (@me) {
       for $me (@me) {
        }
    }
}


$headbang -> AirGuitar;


if($u && $me =~ /stone/ and  my $eye =~ /spit/){
if($u && $me =~ /love/ and  $leave =~ m/e to/){ die; }
}

$o_baby != "this" => $me . $baby;

$just{'gotta'} gt $out;
while($just{'gotta'} gt $outta){ here; }

$really[0] = $matters;
$can{'c'} ne 1;
$really[0] = $matters;
$really[0] = $matters => $me;

$anyway => $wind{"blows..."};

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