Dear Masters,
How can I tidy up the print output from this: 
D. persimilis          ggacaata
D. grimshawi          tcg-----
D. simulans              gg---agc
D. willistoni          aaataaat
D. virilis          tcg-----
D. sechellia          --------
D. mojavensis          gca-----
D. melanogaster      gagggact
D. erecta          gagggacg
D. yakuba          aagggagg
D. pseudoobscura      ggacaata
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Into this: 
D. persimilis          ggacaata
D. grimshawi           tcg-----
D. simulans            gg---agc
D. willistoni          aaataaat
D. virilis             tcg-----
D. sechellia           --------
D. mojavensis          gca-----
D. melanogaster        gagggact
D. erecta              gagggacg
D. yakuba              aagggagg
D. pseudoobscura       ggacaata
=====

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The code I use to print the "untidy" version is this: 
foreach my $winno ( 0 .. $highest ) {

    SP:
    foreach my $sp2 ( keys %enum_repo ) {

        my $lmer = $enum_repo{$sp2}[$winno]; 


        if ( $enum_repo{$sp2}[$winno]  ) {

           print "$sp2\t\t$lmer\n";      # PRINTING HERE

        }

    }                    

print "=====\n\n";       

}

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