A paleontology field team logs every fossil specimen it unearths on a numbered index card. Each card records a unique catalog number, the species name, and the specimen's estimated age in millions of years. The lead archivist hands you the requested catalog number for the day and needs to know, at a glance, exactly what that card says. Given the full stack of cards and one catalog number to look up, report the species name and age written on the matching card -- or, if no card in the stack carries that catalog number, report that it could not be found.

Input format

• Line 1: an integer n — the number of cards.
• Each of the next n lines describes one card as catalogId name age, where catalogId is an integer, name is a lowercase alphabetic string with no spaces, and age is an integer (millions of years).
• The final line contains a single integer target — the catalog number to look up.

All catalogId values among the n cards are distinct.

Output format

If some card's catalogId equals target, print that card's name and age separated by a single space. Otherwise, print exactly NOT FOUND (no quotes).

Constraints

• 1 <= n <= 1000
• 1 <= catalogId, target <= 10^6
• 1 <= length of name <= 20, consisting only of lowercase English letters a-z
• 1 <= age <= 1000

3
101 trex 66
102 stego 150
103 raptor 75
102

stego 150

2
5 amber 10
9 quartz 20
7

NOT FOUND