Hi Brethren,
I would like to remove the second pair of numbers and the comma from the following data and then split the remainder into a hash. All my attempts so far have resulted in the second pair of numbers and the line of text ending in the hash key. The original data is the result of a map and join function join "\n", map {"$_->[0]\t " . join ' ', @{$_->[1]}} @UnNum; 
73     63, galileo measur us newton basi law motion
75     45, galileo experi bodi roll slope act same forc weight effect 
+make constantli speed up
70     50, show real effect forc chang speed bodi set move previous th
+ought
75     50, meant bodi act forc keep move straight line same speed
65     45, idea first state explicitli newton principia mathematica pu
+blish 1687 known newton first law
75     50, happen bodi forc act given newton second law

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I am hoping to get the follow dat into the key / values
key    value
73     galileo measur us newton
75     galileo experi bodi
70     show real effect forc

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Any help will be much appreciated

In reply to Split results of Map function by Gavin

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