print$"x(318%$_/9),(($_-$`)%12?o:x)&($_%12^$'/5?o:'}'),$/x($_/85)for unpack<>!~/:/.C12,'XXXXXXXXXXXX'

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$c[$_*=.52,5.5-4.7*cos][8+7.4*sin]=$`%12-$_?$_^$'/5?o:'m':$_^$'/5?h:x
for<>!~/:/..11;print"@$_
"for@c

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$`%12-$_?$_^$'/5?o:'m':$_^$'/5?h:x

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'ohxm'[-(i==m)^(i==h)]

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'ohxm'[i==m::2][i==h]

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"Dear $name"              # Perl and PHP
"Dear %s" % expr          # Python and Ruby % printf-like operator
"Dear {0}".format(expr)   # Python format string method
"Dear "+`expr`            # Python backticks (TMTOWTDI)
"Dear #{expr}"            # Ruby string interpolation
"Dear @{[expr]}"          # Perl "Baby Cart" string interpolation
"Dear {expr}"             # Perl 6 version of Baby Cart (I think)

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printf"%@{[.1*vec'XXXXXXXXXXXX',$_,8]}s",($_^$`%12?g:p)&($_^$'/5?g:u)|"H

"for map{$_,11-$_}<>!~/:/..5

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"X" * 5               Python
"X" * 5               Ruby
"X" x 5               Perl
str_repeat("X", 5)    PHP

##</code><code>##

5 * "X"    also produces "XXXXX" in Python! TMTOWTDI! :)
5 * "X"    ... but not in Ruby (won't compile: type error)
5 x "X"    ... or Perl (produces empty string)

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$"x(318%$_/9)        Perl
" "*(318%i/9)        Ruby
318%i/9*" "          Python

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r=raw_input()
for c in'XXXXXXXXXXXX':i=ord(c);print~60495%i/4*" "+'hxmo'[(i%12==int(r[3:])/5)^(i-int(r[:2]))%-12/42]+i/42*"\n",

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r=raw_input()
for c in'XXXXXXXXXXXX':i=ord(c);print~60495%i/4*" "+'ohxm'[-(i%12==int(r[3:])/5)^1>>(i-int(r[:2]))%12]+i/42*"\n",

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print~60495%i/4
print 318%i/9

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r=*$<;'XXXXXXXXXXXX'.each_byte{|i|$><<"%#{327%i/9}c"%'ohmx'[1>>(i-r.to_i)%12^2&2<<i%12-r[3,2].to_i/5]+$/*(i/85)}

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<?for($r=fgets(STDIN).~XXXXXXXXXXXX;11^printf(~X..1*ord($r[6+$h]).s,($h^$r%12?g:p)&($h^"$r[3]$r[4]"/5?g:u)|~XXX);$h=12-$h-$d^=1);