Another one. 
sub __{"".
(join "",map{chr
}(@_))}eval __(101,
118,97,108)." ".__(106,
111,105,110)."(\"\",".__(109
,97,112)."{".__(99,104,114)."(--
\$_)}".__(113,119)."(113 115 106
111 117 33 35 75 118 116 117 33
66 111 112 117 105 102 115 33
 81 102 115 109 33 73 98
100 108 102 115 93
111 35 33 60));";

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