My second obfu, so don't be to harsh, please... 
# 
# _this_ is the answer to life the universe and everything 
# 
 
use strict; 
 
$/=""; for(split(//,<DATA>)){($a)=$_=~/([\w\d\s])/ ; 
$@.=$a;}$@=~s/[\s\n]+//gim;$@=~s/tf/t\'f/;$@.="\n'"; 
 
eval  ($@); 
 
__DATA__ 
          ()  
          ()*$@ 
          (*&))& 
          )&)()&}{@ 
          }{%}%   }#{ 
          %!}%{     !!) 
          (p)(#       $)& 
   !      #$*!(         ))!% 
   !      #}#!$           {}{ 
   !$!#$%r)(%@%@%{{@#!%@#%@{{~@# 
   !@#in)&!)(&#%@%$%@{}{!|}{|{|}{? 
   !//,./.,?><?,/.,t f@#%&)(&)&)&)!@ 
   !      >??#< 
   !      ?(*^# 
   $^#> 
   [;\\!;'                        ' 
   .'][;[]#]                      -o 
   )*&)^   )@#                     $% 
   )&^&^     *&*                    $ 
   &^r^$     #t@%                   !) 
   !@#$!       !(@$&               <y 
   ?><"@        {t{}!              (*  
   {}!%#        *$&#@'            @&$ 
   )$@^+         }{\\.]/,      )+\]$} 
   *$*!!          )(^w!#%][\{{;\<>/  
   *&)[;\           *^!#%[\,.'o$@^  
       []              @%)!@!#$% 
         #

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