Hi. When I run the following program:

#!/opt/local/bin/perl
use strict;
use YAML::XS;

my %microphones = (
        d6      => 'Audix D6',
        d2      => 'Audix D2',
        c414    => 'AKG C-414XLS',
        4011    => 'Danish Pro Audio (DPA) 4011',
        4003    => 'Danish Pro Audio (DPA) 4003',
        re20    => 'Electro-Voice RE20',
        km184   => 'Neumann SKM184',
        mkh20   => 'Sennheiser MKH20',
        md441   => 'Sennheiser MD441 U',
        sm57    => 'Shure SM57LC',
        beta56  => 'Shure Beta 56A',
        sm81    => 'Shure SM81',
);

my %preamplifiers = (
        hv3c    => "Millennia Media HV-3C",
        hv3d    => "Millennia Media HV-3D",
        rnp     => "FMR Audio Really Nice Preamp RNP8380",
        737     => "Avalon Design VT-737SP",
);

print Dump(%microphones, %preamplifiers);
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I expect to get something like

---
hash-name
    key: value
    key: value
    key: value
---
hash-name
    key: value
    key: value
    key: value

(etc.)
[download]

Instead, I get:

--- sm81
--- Shure SM81
--- d2
--- Audix D2
--- km184
--- Neumann SKM184
--- '4011'
--- Danish Pro Audio (DPA) 4011
--- sm57
--- Shure SM57LC
--- mkh20
--- Sennheiser MKH20
--- c414
--- AKG C-414XLS
--- beta56
--- Shure Beta 56A
--- md441
--- Sennheiser MD441 U
--- d6
--- Audix D6
--- '4003'
--- Danish Pro Audio (DPA) 4003
--- re20
--- Electro-Voice RE20
--- '737'
--- Avalon Design VT-737SP
--- hv3c
--- Millennia Media HV-3C
--- rnp
--- FMR Audio Really Nice Preamp RNP8380
--- hv3d
--- Millennia Media HV-3D
[download]

Can anyone illuminate me, a poor wretch? Thank you!

-Matt

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