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This is an update to Re^2: Perl is dead. Cheers.

'07 '06 '05 '04 '03 '02

Dec 678 606 810 860 844 882

Nov (05-30) 660 587 807 670 761 900

Sep 665 650 958 921 966 951

Aug 802 733 995 1000 1022 1149

Jul 722 725 1024 1010 1176 1203

Jun 651 758 1046 1038 1095 1037

May 673 735 1088 1020 972 1142

'07 '06 '05 '04 '03 '02

Dec 76 68 91 97 95 100

Nov (05-30) 73 65 89 74 84 100

Sep 69 68 100 96 101 100

Aug 69 63 86 87 88 100

Jul 60 60 85 83 97 100

Jun 62 73 100 100 105 100

May 58 64 95 89 85 100

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