I need help extracting part of a list. I have a list that is structured as such: 
data1
data2
data3
data4
data5

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I need to define data1 and data4 as bad data and extract and print data2, data3, and data5. How can I do that?

Please allow me to rephrase ...

I have an original list that looks like so: (it is much longer but this will give the idea) 
"601-4001", "Disaster, Recovery"
"601-4066", "Dial, "
"601-4080", "Business, Line, "
"601-4101", "Eric, Forward"
"601-4102", "Jimmy,  FWD"
"601-4261", "Scott, "
"601-4262", "Cecelia, "
"601-4263", "Frederick, "
"601-4269", "Rick, "
"601-4270", "KENNETH, "
"601-4272", "Sandra, "
"601-4273", "800, redirect"
"601-4274", "Suzanne, "

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I want to identify the non-human entries as bad data and print the rest. I have this so far but do not know how to print what is not identified: 
 open(PBXFILE, "c:\/gabi\/global_address.txt") || die "cannot open: $!
+";
while (<PBXFILE>) {
    chomp;
    {s/"//g
    }
    {s/,//g
    }
}

# Create a blacklist of numbers that do not map to a person
   @blacklistA = qw(
        601-4001 Disaster Recovery
        601-4066 Dial 
    601-4080 Business Line 
    601-4101 Eric  Forward
    601-4102 Jimmy  FWD
        601-4273 800 redirect
    );

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can someone guide me?

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