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               print "goodbye, world!\n";

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       Acme::Phlegethoth improves the readability of your Perl programs to the
       Elder Gods.  This may accelerate a debugging session where you feel
       compelled to invoke them.  After all, if you're outsourcing development
       to Cthulhu, you'd better damn well be sure He can read your code.

       Acme::Phlegethoth translates your code to Aklo the first time your
       program uses it.  From that point on, your program continues to work as
       before, but it now looks something like this:

               use Acme'Phlegethoth;
               ia ia!  mnahN' NAflHriI R'LuHnyTh BUgoR SLl'HAog gOf'NN Hai ron
               gOf'nn Nnn'aIog FHTagN LlLL YHlIRgHOG GoF'Nn naCh'!  nNNvuLgtlAGlN
               thROD!  PhLeGetH StelL'BsNaoth sll'Ha!  aH NAfL'AIyAR H'EbUMna
               HliRGHog eHYeOG nnnSgn'WAhL fm'laTgh ah ILYaA h'zHRO iLYaa
               H'gnaIihNYtH EBumnA s'Uhnor [Text ends abruptly.]

       which loosely translates to:

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=head1 DESCRIPTION

Acme::Phlegethoth improves the readability of your Perl programs to
the Elder Gods.  This may accelerate a debugging session where you
feel compelled to invoke them.  After all, if you're outsourcing
development to Cthulhu, you'd better damn well be sure He can read
your code.

Acme::Phlegethoth translates your code to Aklo the first time your
program uses it.  From that point on, your program continues to work
as before, but it now looks something like this:

	use Acme'Phlegethoth;
	ia ia!  mnahN' NAflHriI R'LuHnyTh BUgoR SLl'HAog gOf'NN Hai ron
	gOf'nn Nnn'aIog FHTagN LlLL YHlIRgHOG GoF'Nn naCh'!  nNNvuLgtlAGlN
	thROD!  PhLeGetH StelL'BsNaoth sll'Ha!  aH NAfL'AIyAR H'EbUMna
	HliRGHog eHYeOG nnnSgn'WAhL fm'laTgh ah ILYaA h'zHRO iLYaa
	H'gnaIihNYtH EBumnA s'Uhnor [Text ends abruptly.]

which loosely translates to: