my $life_cycle=1;

my %have_all = (plant=>"tree",
                write=>"book",
                ihave=>"child"
);

my %acctions = (play=>soccer,
                know=>book,
                sleep=>fantasy,
                other=>other,
                girl=>know,
                book=>mmmmmm,
                perl=>past,
                hand=>community,
                more=more,
                life=realy?,
                what=how,
);

my $large_life_cycle = 3;

while ($life_cycle) {
        $have_all{$_}= $acctions{$_} foreach %acctions;
        $mission_competed += find_love(%have_all)
        exit if mission_competed == $large_life_cycle ;
}

print "Wait for me final victory \n";

sub find_love {
        my %all = @_;
        foreach my $anything (keys %have_all) {
                $have_all{plant} = "is ok"
                        if $have_all{plant} =~ /tree/;
                $have_all{write} = "is ok"
                        if $have_all{write} =~ /book/;
                $have_all{ihave} = "is ok"
                        if $have_all{ihave} =~ /child/;

                return 1 if $have_all{$anything} =~ /is ok/;
        }
}

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