i have this in the middle of my cgi how do i get the foreach statment and the if statement to work inside the print <<EndHTML; tag. I have been using print ""; on every line but want to use this for less code. Is there a way? 
print <<EndHTML;
<html><head><title>Order Form</title></head>
<body>
<h2>Thank You</h2>

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foreach $key (keys(%FORM)) {
    print "$key = $FORM{$key}<br>";
}

<p></p>$FORM{'firstname'} $FORM{'lastname'}<br>
Email: $FORM{'email'}<br>
Phone Number: $FORM{'number'}<br>
<br>Catalog: $FORM{'catalog'}<br>
Brand: $FORM{'brand'}<br>
Item number: $FORM{'inumber'}<br>
Color: $FORM{'color'}<br>
Sizes: $FORM{'size'}<br>

if ($FORM{'services'} eq "yes") {
<br>Services:<br> $FORM{'GraphicsDesign'}<br>
$FORM{'Screenprinting'}<br>
$FORM{'Digitizing'}<br>
$FORM{'Embroidery'}<br>
$FORM{'Manufacturing'}<br>
}

if ($FORM{'textarea'} ne "") {
print "<br>Comments:<br>$FORM{'textarea'}";
}


</body></html>
EndHTML

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