Please vote this down and kill it.

I am a fool who does not check his code sufficiently:

Firstly, I missed a semicolon off the "use Win32..." bit, then I did this: 

use Win32::FileSecurity (qw Get Set EnumerateRights MakeMask);
my @admin_people = ("Elizabeth Adams", "Chris Millington", "Clerical")
+;
my @technical_people = ("Elizabeth Adams", "Chris Millington", "Cleric
+al", "E&D Group");

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Can you spot the foolish mistake?

This throws an error which caused me some serious headscratching. 

Possible attempt to separate words with commas at C:\bin\msdir.pl line
+ 6.
syntax error at C:\bin\msdir.pl line 6, near "my @technical_people = (
+"Elizabeth Adams", "Chris Millington", "Clerical", "E&D Group"

  (Might be a runaway multi-line GG string starting on line 4)
Execution of C:\bin\msdir.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

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5000 Hail Larrys for me...

In reply to Re: Array Silliness by pwhysall
in thread Array Silliness by pwhysall

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