08-16-2019
The shell concatenates $1 and 09:45 so it becomes $109:45 in the perl code, and perl sees $109
With the braces it becomes ${1}09:45
The trailing /g (g option) is nonsense here; the attempt to redo the substitution will never succeed.
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