#!/usr/bin/perl
eval{alir tsuj}
; while($b[$j++
]=chop($@)){;};
open(L, "<".$0)
;while(<L>){#eu.
$a[$i++]= $1 if
/#([^\(|^!].*)$
/;}foreach(sort
@a) { print $b[
$_=split //]}#q..
#vem vamos embora que esperar nao e saber, quem sabe faz a hora, nao e
+spera acontecer...
#tatu cutia nao paca tatu cotia nao paca tatu cotia nao paca tatu coti
+a nao paca
#diferente estou tao tranquil
#chorando e foi entao que eu
#aquele gosto amargo do...
#but i realy dont know if .
#por toda a minha vida eu  .                                          
+          
#foi assim como ver o
#viemos do egito, com
#mas nao sou mas tao
#lago da memoria
#nada nada      .                                                     
+                  
#uva maca
#uva mac
#gita.
#oioi
#sabi
#vom .                                                                
+                                 
#vum    .                                                             
#xuxa
#r                                                      .
#zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
+zzzzzzzzzz

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