I must not have a lot to do. Similar to my last one, but better I think.

$_='a02756b636168620c62756072027568647f6e61620473757a6';split//,[q(jus
+t another perl hacker)];$}='chr((ord$_)+65)';$.=join'',$_[6],$_[7];@|
+=map{$..$_}(split,72,65,76,65,72,73,65);shift@|;$t=join'',map{eval'ch
+r hex'}@|;$_=(join'20',(split/02/,eval $t))[0];;$$='print map{eval $}
+}@]';map{push@]=>chr(eval($..$&)-65)while s/..//}$_;eval$$;print;

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