Does anybody know why this code is not behaving like it should 
my @types0  = qw(    i    i    m    i    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types1  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types2  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    m    i    i    m    i );
my @types3  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    i    i    i    m    i );
my @types4  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    i    m    i    m    i );
my @types5  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types6  = qw(    i    i    i    i    i    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types7  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types8  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    i    m    i    m    i );
my @types9  = qw(    i    i    i    i    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types10 = qw(    i    i    i    m    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types11 = qw(    i    i    m    m    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types12 = qw(    i    i    m    m    m    m    m    i    i    i );
my @types13 = qw(    i    i    m    m    m    m    m    i    m    i );
my @types14 = qw(    i    i    m    m    m    m    m    i    i    i );
my %changes = ( "2006_01_01_00_00_00" => @types0,
            "2006_02_03_19_00_00" => @types1,
            "2006_03_03_09_00_00" => @types2,
            "2006_04_14_22_00_00" => @types3,
            "2006_07_07_22_00_00" => @types4,
            "2006_07_20_19_00_00" => @types5,
            "2006_08_10_20_00_00" => @types6,
            "2006_10_17_21_00_00" => @types7,
            "2006_11_06_23_00_00" => @types8,
            "2006_11_27_20_00_00" => @types9,
            "2006_12_18_21_00_00" => @types10,
            "2007_03_19_20_00_00" => @types11,
            "2007_05_09_20_00_00" => @types12,
            "2007_08_06_16_00_00" => @types13,
            "2007_09_09_08_00_00" => @types14,
            );
foreach my $l1 (sort keys %changes) { print "$l1\n"; }

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This is what I get when I run this above code:
2006_01_01_00_00_00
2006_03_03_09_00_00
2006_07_07_22_00_00
2006_08_10_20_00_00
2006_11_06_23_00_00
2006_12_18_21_00_00
2007_05_09_20_00_00
2007_09_09_08_00_00
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Obviously somethings wrong ... Any help oh great monastery of perl wisdom?

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