Well, here's my first obfuscation. Don't be too harsh. 

for$a(27..35,9..12){for$b(17..21,3..8){for$c(11..30)
{$d = abs($c-$a)+$b;$e=$b^$a|$c;push@a,$b+$c;}}}
map{$_+=43}@a;@w=map{chr}@a;
$x=[11,13,32,33,41,45,50,60,83,90,71,69,269];
$y=[244,231,240,468,454,463,806,744,789,246];
@z=map{$w[$_]}@$x,@$y,1948;
@c{@z}=(1)x$#z;@z[0..keys%c]=sort keys%c;
$q=[[4,13,11,12],[0,7,8,12,3,2,10],[9,2,10,6],[3,0,1,5,2,10]];
map{print map{lc@z[$_]}@$_;print chr 0x20}@$q;

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