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In this issue:
- Compiling My Own perl—brian d foy (first page)
- FMTIEWTK About Closures—Johan Lodin (first page)
- Expecting Perl—Mark Schoonover (first page)
- Perl and Undecidability—Jeffrey Kegler (first page)
- The Year in Perl, 2007—brian d foy (first page)
- plus, book reviews, news, and more...
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