Typewriter

During the age of typewriters some newspaper editors inserted a couple, seemingly gibberish code at the bottom of each page, which the readers were able to decode and type in with their typewriters. The result was a funny ASCII art (an image created by using characters only). Your task is to decode a character sequence and get the corresponding ASCII art by using the codetable below.

  Every code is created by using the following units:
  
  n(char): repeating the single (char) n number of times. For example 5L -> LLLLL. You may suppose that n is a positive integer.
  sp: single space
  bS: backslash - \
  sQ: single quote - '
  nl: new line character
  
  Note: there are no integers before the nl notation, thus it always mean a single new line character. However the sp, bS, sQ characters can be repeated multiple times, thus a number can appear before them.
  

Input

The input is a single line which contains the units of the code separated by a single space character.

Output

The output is the (maybe multi-line) drawing corresponding to the given code.

Restrictions

1. The number of the code-units is between 5 and 1000;
2. Every "multiplier" is at most 500;
3. There is no "double quotes" in the code (but two single quotes are possible as 2sQ);
4. The code contains at least one nl character.

Example