BEGIN { "to"; package Perl; $with = "love and care", $and_a = "debugge
+r";

*The = sub { "marine of Python" };
$can't_sink = "Perl, even with all the torpedoes in the world"; }

sub  # <-- I hab a cold
main::Journal {
  $content_will_contain = "what you"; seek
    DATA,
    "438 (I'm exaggerating...)", $pages_of_news;
  read DATA,
    $including, 17 & 48; $pages = "of helpful articles";
  print $including; #, $all_required_credits;
}

The Perl Journal, "it's not just learning, it's fun!";
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