#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;      # Seeking Enlightenment

$_='                   ,=====.
                      /       \
                      l        l
                     q          P
                     &          &
                      ;        ;
                       =       ====__. 
                   _==´               \ 
                 =´                    \
                /                       \
               /                         |
              /                          `\
             /                            |
            /                             |
           /    /\                        \
          (    /  l                        |
          |    \_/                        /
           \                            /´
         ,==`                           `===.
      _/´                                    \
  074/                                       /117
  11|                                       /5116
 0320\                .                    /971101
 11116\      ________/1\_________,    __  |0410111
 403208`====´010111410810911111010`==´70`= 44010';

                     s;\D;;g;s 
                      o(...)o
                     chr$1oeg;
                       print

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