while(<DATA>){s/\r?\n?//g;$a.=$_;}for(split(/;/,$a)){$b=0;for(split###
(/,/)){if(!$b++){$c=chr(b($_));}else{@d[b($_)]=$c;}}}print@d;sub b{$a=
$b=0;for(split(//,reverse$_[0])){if($_){$a+=2**$b;}$b++;}return$a;}###
#"The unwritten geek credo states that originality and strangeness are
#good, and that blind conformity and stupidity are unforgivable."
#    http://samsara.circus.com/~omni/geek.html
__END__
0100000,0000100,0001100,0010001;1100001,0000101,0010011;1100011,001010
0;1100101,0001010,0001110,0010110;1101000,0001001,0010010;1101010,0000
000;1101011,0010101;1101100,0010000;1101110,0000110;1101111,0000111;11
10000,0001101;1110010,0001011,0001111,0010111;1110011,0000010;1110100,
0000011,0001000;1110101,0000001;

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