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0: #!/usr/bin/perl -nietianmsurwdkgohvf_l_pjbxcyzq
1: #   --. --- -  .--. . .-. .-..
2: y/-. //cd;for$^(split){for$b(1..80){$_=int($b/27)
3: .$b/9%3 .$b/3%3 .$b# by  JH
4: %3;/[12]0/||do{y/120/.-/d;$^eq
5: $_&&print substr$^I,$c,1;$c++}}$c=0}  # and RC

In reply to --. --- - .--. . .-. .-.. by Anonymous Monk

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