Apologies to Lao Tzu & Stephen Mitchell 
                                       #
                                       # Tao Te Ching
                                       #
                                       # By Lao Tzu
                                       #
                                       # Translated By Stephen Mitchel
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                                       #
                                       # Chapter 79
                                       #
sub Failure {                          # Failure is an opportunity.
print 'Blame';}                        # If you blame someone else,
while (1){print 'Blame';}              # there is no end to the blame.
                                       #
sub Master {                           # Therefore the Master
   my $Obligation++;                   # fulfills her own obligations
   my $Mistakes--;                     # and corrects her own mistakes
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   do {my $Needed++} until (my $Done); # She does what she needs to do
   my $Others = 0;}                    # and demands nothing of others
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