I will be getting a buncha lines and I have them set up to be in order AND with their title. So, for example, I can extract a title using this: 
$line =~ s/TITLE#(.*)#/$1/;
chomp($1);

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and I'd like the output to be:
TITLE DATA-A DATA-B DATA-C
How are you item1 item2 item3
item1a item2b item3c
I am fine item4 item5 item6
WITHOUT HTML...just text output.
So, as you can see a title has at least 1 set of data but maybe more. I can brute force this but there must be an elegant way to do this in perl. Please enlighten me!
Da Ninny.

In reply to Looking for Perl Elegance! by perlNinny

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