my $friend = {
    "Fernando" => "driver"   ,
    "Horacio"  => "co-pilot" ,
    "Bia"      => "passenger",
    "Joao"     => "passenger",
    "Harry"    => "passenger",
};

$going_to = "YAPC::SA"; @ night;

until(an_accident){
    int$errupt;
}

$friend->{ Fernando } = "hurt his head, but is OK...";
$friend->{ Horacio  } = "had amnesia, but is OK...";
$friend->{ Bia      } = "hurt her back, but is OK...";
$friend->{ Joao     } = "hurt his chest, but is OK...";
$friend->{ Harry    } = "hurt the spine";
$friend->{ Harry    } = "is in hospital";
$friend->{ Harry    } = "will have a medical surgery";
$friend->{ Harry    } = "will be OK";

for$everybody(values %{$friend}){
    for $Harry("To be OK"){$everybody="is praying"};
}

"soon as possible"; $we."will"; print "God bless! Harry is OK!!!";

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