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The Facebook campus has **N** different attractions, numbered from 1 to **N** |
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in decreasing order of popularity. The name of the _i_th attraction is **Ai**, |
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a unique, non-empty string consisting of at most 20 characters. Each character |
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is either a lowercase letter ("a".."z"), uppercase letter ("A".."Z"), or digit |
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("0".."9"). |
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Alex enjoys visiting the campus repeatedly for tours (including the free |
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food!). Each time he visits, he has time to see exactly **K** of the |
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attractions. To decide which **K** he'll see, he sorts the **N** attractions |
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in non-decreasing order of how many times he's already seen them before, |
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breaking ties in decreasing order of popularity, and then chooses the first |
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**K** attractions in the sorted list. In other words, he prioritizes seeing |
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attractions which he's seen the fewest number of times previously, but also |
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opts to see the most popular attractions out of the ones he's seen an equal |
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number of times. |
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Alex has visited the Facebook campus **V**-1 separate times already, and is |
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about to go for his **V**th visit. Given that he's always followed the rules |
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stated above, and that he'll continue to, he'd like to determine which **K** |
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attractions he'll see on his **V**th visit. He'd like to list them in |
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decreasing order of popularity (in other words, in the same relative order as |
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they appear in the given list of all **N** attractions). |
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### Input |
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Input begins with an integer **T**, the number of campuses. For each campus, |
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there is first a line containing the space-separated integers **N**, **K**, |
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and **V**. Then, **N** lines follow. The _i_th of these lines contains the |
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string **Ai**. |
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### Output |
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For the _i_th campus, print a line containing "Case #_i_: " followed by **K** |
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space-separated strings, the names of the attractions that Alex sees on his |
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**V**th visit, in decreasing order of popularity. |
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### Constraints |
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1 ≤ **T** ≤ 80 |
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1 ≤ **K** ≤ **N** ≤ 50 |
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1 ≤ **V** ≤ 1012 |
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### Explanation of Sample |
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In the first case, Alex saw the LikeSign on his first visit and the Arcade on |
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his second visit. On his third visit he sees the SweetStop as its the most |
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popular of the attractions he hasn't yet seen. |
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In the third and fourth cases, Alex sees {LikeSign, Arcade, SweetStop} on his |
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first visit, then {LikeSign, Arcade, SwagStore}, then {LikeSign, SweetStop, |
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SwagStore}. |
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