Text::CSV::Simple is a little too simple, without making it complicated, to do the job for large files. Below is version using Text::CSV_XS.

use strict;
use warnings 'all';
use Text::CSV_XS;

my $parser = Text::CSV_XS->new ({sep_char => "\t"});

while (<DATA>)
  {
  next if ! length $_;

  if (! $parser->parse ($_))
    {
    warn "Error parsing: $_";
    next;
    }

  my @columns = $parser->fields();
  next if ! defined $columns[19];
  print "$columns[0], $columns[1], $columns[7], $columns[18], $columns
+[19]\n";
  }

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__DATA__
# Exchange System Attendant Version 6.5.7226.0
# Date    Time    client-ip    Client-hostname    Partner-Name    Serv
+er-hostname    server-IP    Recipient-Address    Event-ID    MSGID   
+ Priority    Recipient-Report-Status    total-bytes    Number-Recipie
+nts    Origination-Time    Encryption    service-Version    Linked-MS
+GID    Message-Subject    Sender-Address
2005-9-10    0:0:16 GMT    -    -    -    storming    -    Someoneg@ao
+l.com    1027    2433A69xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx795006DB02DADF78@storming.Dom
+ain.name1    0    0    11927    1    2005-9-10 0:0:16 GMT    0    -  
+  c=US;a= ;p=AMSCAN;l=storming-050910000016Z-212788    Fw: Hey Ugly l
+ine expansion and re-offer    EX:/O=org/OU=Site/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=Ause
+r    -
2005-9-10    0:0:16 GMT    -    -    -    storming    -    c1r3ai4g@ao
+l.com    1019    2433A690xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx5006DB02DADF78@storming.Doma
+in.name1    0    0    11927    1    2005-9-10 0:0:16 GMT    0    -   
+ -    Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion and re-offer    -    -
2005-9-10    0:0:16 GMT    -    -    -    storming    -    c1r3ai4g@ao
+l.com    1025    2433A6xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx95006DB02DADF78@storming.Domai
+n.name1    0    0    11927    1    2005-9-10 0:0:16 GMT    0    -    
+-    Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion and re-offer    -    -
2005-9-10    0:0:16 GMT    -    -    -    storming    -    c1r3ai4g@ao
+l.com    1024    2433A690Fxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx6795006DB02DADF78@storming.
+Domain.name1    0    0    11927    1    2005-9-10 0:0:16 GMT    0    
+-    -    Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion and re-offer    -    -
2005-9-10    0:0:17 GMT    -    -    -    storming    -    c1r3ai4g@ao
+l.com    1033    2433Axxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx428E5EE4C6795006DB02DADF78@stor
+ming.Domain.name1    0    0    11927    1    2005-9-10 0:0:16 GMT    
+0    -    -    Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion and re-offer    Auser@Doma
+in.name    -
2005-9-10    0:0:17 GMT    -    -    -    storming    -    c1r3ai4g@ao
+l.com    1020    2433A69xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx95006DB02DADF78@storming.Doma
+in.name1    0    0    11927    1    2005-9-10 0:0:16 GMT    0    -   
+ -    Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion and re-offer    Auser@Domain.name  
+  -

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Prints:

# Date, Time, Recipient-Address, Message-Subject, Sender-Address
2005-9-10, 0:0:16 GMT, Someoneg@aol.com, Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion a
+nd re-offer, EX:/O=org/OU=Site/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=Auser
2005-9-10, 0:0:16 GMT, c1r3ai4g@aol.com, Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion a
+nd re-offer, -
2005-9-10, 0:0:16 GMT, c1r3ai4g@aol.com, Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion a
+nd re-offer, -
2005-9-10, 0:0:16 GMT, c1r3ai4g@aol.com, Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion a
+nd re-offer, -
2005-9-10, 0:0:17 GMT, c1r3ai4g@aol.com, Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion a
+nd re-offer, Auser@Domain.name
2005-9-10, 0:0:17 GMT, c1r3ai4g@aol.com, Fw: Hey Ugly line expansion a
+nd re-offer, Auser@Domain.name

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Update: s/CVS/CSV/g
Perl is Huffman encoded by design.

In reply to Re: Extracting data from each line that matches a email address from a Log file (Tab delimited) by GrandFather
in thread Extracting data from each line that matches a email address from a Log file (Tab delimited) by Motomo94

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