... but they are all needed !
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $t33=undef $/ || 0;
my $e94='DATA';
my $u23=join(',','seek '.$e94,$t33,$t33);
my $r73=eval($u23);
my $o63=($_=<DATA>);
my $n57=s/\s+//g;
my $J11=$r73+$r73;
my $t64=tr/qf=z"_B/ l t /;
my $B74=$J11*$J11;
my @k92=split(/y[\$\@]/);
my $h70=($t64-$J11-$r73)/($B74);
my $a43=$k92[$t33]=~s/^.{$h70}(.)/\u$1/;sub mainbrace{
my $B40=return substr(shift,$r73,$J11)} sub random {
my $r99=shift; $r99 =~ s/.(..)/$1/;
my $z87=return $r99 cmp mainbrace(shift); }
my @e72=sort{random($a,$b)}@k92;
my $a89=pop(@e72);for(@e72){
my $s24 = chop;
my $H88=print (substr $a89,$t33,$B74) if /pma/ && chop ne ';';
my @c91=split//;print shift @c91; }
__DATA__
Update: BTW, This is the code resulting from the idea mentioned in Do Monks dream of Perl sheep ? Meditation.
-- Brovnik.
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