[
    {'name':'Ilham Aliyev', 'score':72.76},
    {'name':'Jamil Hasanli', 'score':7.4},
    {'name':'Gudrat Hasanguliyev', 'score':5.24},
]

 use Sub::Curry;

        sub dummy {
                return join " ", @_;
        }

        *curried_func1 = curry (&dummy, "hello", "world");
        *curried_func2 = curry (&dummy, "hello", Sub::Curry::Hole,    "world");
        *curried_func3 = curry (&dummy, "hello", Sub::Curry::Hole(2), "world");

        # returns ("hello world brave new")
        &curried_func1("brave", "new");

        # returns ("hello brave world new")
        &curried_func2("brave", "new");

        # returns ("hello brave new world")

 × gryf → graff
 × gryff → grit
 × gryffar(e → graffer
 × gryft → graft
 × gryphen → griffin
 × gryphon → griffin
 † gryfely [adj.]
 † gryph(e [n.]
gryphite [n.]

 † gryfely [adj.]
 × gryffar(e → graffer
 × gryff → grit
 × gryf → graff
 × gryft → graft
 † gryph(e [n.]
 × gryphen → griffin
gryphite [n.]
 × gryphon → griffin

        "obsolete"              => "DAGGER",
        "foreign"               => "DOUBLE VERTICAL LINE",
        "catachrestic"          => "PILCROW SIGN",
        "xref"                  => "MULTIPLICATION SIGN",
        "illustrative"          => "SINGLE RIGHT-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK",

  <ET>f.
    <L>Gr.</L> <gk>a&lenis.</gk> priv. + <gk>mnhmoniko&acu.j</gk> of memory: see
    <XR>
      <XL>mnemonics</XL>
    </XR>; cf.
    <L>Gr.</L> <gk>a&lenis.mnh&acu.mwn</gk> forgetful.
  </ET>

‭◌ ̔  0314       COMBINING REVERSED COMMA ABOVE
        = Greek dasia, rough breathing mark
        x (modifier letter reversed comma - 02BD)
        x (combining cyrillic dasia pneumata - 0485)
        x (armenian modifier letter left half ring - 0559)

‭◌ ̓  0313       COMBINING COMMA ABOVE
        = Greek psili, smooth breathing mark
        * Americanist: ejective or glottalization
        x (modifier letter apostrophe - 02BC)
        x (combining cyrillic psili pneumata - 0486)
        x (armenian apostrophe - 055A)

        <Q>
          <D>C. 1380</D>
          <W>Sir Ferumbras</W> 5821
          <T>Al ys for no&ygh.t, &ygh.e A-boute goes&revsc. &ygh.e ne bringe&th. him neuere to &ygh.oure purpos. </T>
        </Q>

$ egrep 'asper|lenis' nnnoed.cgi
&asper.		̔
&lenis.		̓

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      <S4>
        <ST>obs</ST>
        <#>10</#>
        <S6>
          <DEF>
            <IL>
              <LF>to go about to do anything</LF>
              <SF>to go about to do anything</SF>
              <MF>to go about to do anything</MF>
            </IL>: to bestir oneself, to busy oneself, to endeavour; to form designs, to contrive, conspire.
            <LB>Obs.</LB></p>
          </DEF>
          <QP>
            <Q>
              <D>C. 1380</D>
              <W>Sir Ferumbras</W> 5821

  <ET>
    <L>OE.</L>
    <CF>on-b&uacu.tan</CF> (cf.
    <L>OFries.</L>
    <CF>ab&ucirc.ta</CF>), f.
    <CF>on</CF> in, on +
    <CF>b&uacu.tan</CF> without, outside of (itself an earlier comb. of
    <CF>be</CF> by, near, +
    <CF>&uacu.tan</CF> properly locative of
    <CF>&uacu.t</CF> out, used adjectively or substantively; cf.
    <CF>be northan</CF>, etc.)  The primary meaning of
    <CF>on-b&uacu.tan</CF> was thus,
    <CF>on</CF> or
    <CF>by the outside of</CF>, hence
    <CF>around</CF>, wholly or partially.  The idea of