#!/usr/bin/perl
open (X,$0);X([<X>]);sub X{$x=shift;print pack("C*",
map{s|X|**|g;s|x|*|g;eval;}(split(/\|/,join("",
map{s|\#||;eval}(grep/x/,(grep/^\#/,@$x))))));}
#$x="2x37|13x3X2|23x5|29x2X2|2X5|5x13|5x2x11|3x37|29x2X2|13x2X3|101|19
+x3x2";
#$x="|2X5|2X4x5|101|19x3x2|3X3x2X2|2X5|2X3x3X2|97|3X2x11|107|101|19x3x
+2";

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