It looks to me like Google::Search should still work, even if it is a little out of date. For instance, the module docs talk about needing an API key; you don't. And they talk about being able to get 28 results; you can get up to 64 results, depending on which searcher you're using. It's strange because CPAN shows that it was last updated in April 2009.
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