#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

$_="    441203030301
      1403030301143405
    44143          41434
   143                405
  44                    14
 03     0303    0414     03
03      0302    1403      03
03                        04
05                        44
14      341      454      34
 05      0103030302      14
  34       145434       05
   000                000
    00000          00000
      0000000000000000
        000000000000
";
s!\s!!g;$_=join'',map{m((.)(.
))x;$_=' 'x$1.$2;}(m((..))g);
y!012345! \\/\-\|\n|!;print;

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