open
                                 (CRIST
                                 ,"<",$
                                 0);for
      (<DATA>){chomp;s/^\s*//; $manto.=$_};$manto=~s/\n|^\s+//sg;@
       manto=split/[^|]/,$manto;push@crist,(chr scalar(split//) +
               ((chr 54).(chr 52)))for@manto;my$i;undef$
                manto;;;;;while($crist=<CRIST>){;;;;;;
                             chomp;for(split
                             //,$crist){s/[^
                             \s]/$crist[ $ i
                             %@crist]/x;$i++
                             ; $ manto.=$_}}
                             print$manto;;;;
                             ;;;;;;;__DATA__
                             |||||||||||||||
                             ||| |||||||||||
                             |||||||||||||||
                              ||||||||||||||
                             | |||||||||||||
                             |||||||||||||||
                             |||||||||||||||
                            |||| ||||||||||||
                           |||| |||||||||||||

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