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Write a function ascii_name_plaque (name) which takes as input a string representing the name of a person and draws (using the print function) a plate of the name as shown in the examples given in section 2 below. Remember that you cannot use loops or if / branching statements.

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>>> ascii_name_plaque("vida")
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_vida_ *
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>>> ascii_name_plaque("Captain Kara 'Starbuck' Thrace")
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* _Captain Kara 'Starbuck' Thrace_ *
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>>> ascii_name_plaque("Seven of Nine")
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_Seven of Nine_
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