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jpcl@(clr@0aeucl';$r=sub{$z=shift;$b[$_]=vec
($z,$_,1) for 0..7;my $v.=$b[0];$v.=$b[$_+1]
 .$b[$_] for (1,3,5);$v.=$b[7];return pack
    'b*',$v;};$n=~y/"\n / /d;$e=sub{eval
        $_[0];$";};$t=sub{join'',map(
           &$r($_),(split //,$_[0]
             ));};$"=&$t($n);$|=
              1;$/=~y/"\n / /d;
                &print(&$e(
                  &$t($/)
                    ));

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UnderMine

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