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A number $N$ is called special iff it can be written as $$ N = \mathrm{reverse}(N_1) + N_1 = \mathrm{reverse}(N_2) + N_2, $$ where $N_1$ and $N_2$ are some positive integers and their number of digits (lengths) are different.

For example, $121$ is a special number since $$ \begin{aligned} 121 &= \mathrm{reverse}(74) + 74 = \mathrm{reverse}(110) + 110 \\ &= 47 + 74 = 11 + 110. \end{aligned} $$

There are only two special number less than $10,000$.

Find the first 5,000 smallest special numbers.

Input

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Output

Output the first 5,000 special numbers in ascending order. (One special number per one line.)

Example

Output:

121
1111
...
[4998 lines]
...

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