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0: #!/usr/bin/perl
1: #hint, call it "google", try "google perl monks"
2: #@browser=qw(/usr/bin/lynx -nopause -accept_all_cookies);
3: @browser=qw(/usr/local/bin/elinks);
4: $q=join'',map{sprintf"%%%.2X",$_}unpack"C*","@ARGV"and$q="&q=$q";
5: exec@browser,"http://www.google.com/search?num=100$q";

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