In the newest census of Jersey Cows and Holstein Cows, Wisconsin cows have earned three stalls in the Barn of Representatives. The Jersey Cows currently control the state's redistricting committee. They want to partition the state into three equally sized voting districts such that the Jersey Cows are guaranteed to win elections in at least two of the districts.

Wisconsin has $3*K$ ($1 \le K \le 60$) cities of 1,000 cows, numbered $1..3*K$, each with a known number (range: 0..1,000) of Jersey Cows. Find a way to partition the state into three districts, each with $K$ cities, such that the Jersey Cows have the majority percentage in at least two of districts.

All supplied input datasets are solvable.

Input

• Line 1: A single integer, $K$

• Lines $2..3*K+1$: One integer per line, the number of cows in each city that are Jersey Cows. Line $i+1$ contains city $i$'s cow census.

Output

• Lines $1..K$: $K$ lines that are the city numbers in district one, one per line

• Lines $K+1..2K$: $K$ lines that are the city numbers in district two, one per line

• Lines $2K+1..3K$: $K$ lines that are the city numbers in district three, one per line

Examples

Input 1

2
510
500
500
670
400
310

Output 1

1
2
3
6
5
4

Output Details

Other solutions might be possible. Note that "2 3" would NOT be a district won by the Jerseys, as they would be exactly half of the cows.

Problem credits: Coaches, 2004