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liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/Makefile.PL-3-
liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/Makefile.PL:4:my $EUMM = eval( $ExtUtils::MakeMaker::VERSION );
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liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/README-42-    With `_` in the prototype, $_ was passed to the function at the end of its
liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/README:43:    argument list; effectively `does($role, $thing)`, making it impossible to
liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/README-44-    tell which argument was the role.
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liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/README-65-
liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/README:66:    Wrapping `lexical::underscore` in `${ ... }` dereferences the scalar
liblexical-underscore-perl-0.004/README-67-    reference, allowing you to access (and even assign to) it.