Perl 5.6.1 says:

                                                                      
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                                      /7GR@@@@@      3@@@II     IG@@3I
+    
3H@@IIII%G@@   3/@@3      3H@@3       
B@@@          I3@@IIII%3/@@  3 @@I      % @@@     
@H/@@           @@     3/@@B   @@         I@@     
@           @@       @@    @@          @@     
@@     @@BG    @@BIIIIIIIII@@           
B@@IIIIII3%3    @@@IIIIIIII @@^    
@@        @@IIIIII37     @@@IIIIIIII @@@    
 @@HIIIIIIII@@B       @@IIIIIH       /@@         B@@    
#/@@          @@       @@ 
@@@@      GsIIII  @HHH         @@@I    B@@@           #@
%IIIII         IIIIII  IIIIII          IIIIII      IIIII   
G    IIIIII        IIIIIII IIIIII          IIIII3     IIIIII   
      3III
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Not exactly sure what to make of it.

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