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#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 79 bytes

Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 79 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?
~}~4@{~2:*~@?
~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 79 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?
~}~4@{~2:*~@?
~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 79 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?
~}~4@{~2:*~@?
~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

-2 bytes by changing ~& to <enter>
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#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 8181 79 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?~&~
~}~4@{~2:*~@?~&~
~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?~&~}~4@{~2:*~@?~&~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 79 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?
~}~4@{~2:*~@?
~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

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#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?~&~}~4@{~2:*~@?~&~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~7@t|"#1#"|""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1);81 bytes

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?~&~}~4@{~2:*~@?~&~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~7@t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1);81 bytes

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

#Common Lisp, 90 86 85 81 bytes

(format t"~5@{~@?~&~}~4@{~2:*~@?~&~}"#1="~9@{-~}""|~8t|"#1#"|   |   |""~9@{x~}"1)

First we print out all arguments, and then we print them in reversed order (without xxxxxxxxx).

Similiar solution, but instead of providing every variable directly I give (where it's efficient) control string which will output needed text.

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