This problem is about the board maintenance for board manager in BBS system, such as Freecity site. Here you will be given a list of posts, each post has an ID attribute (means the poster) with at most 12 letters (case sensitive) and a TITLE attribute with at most 30 letter or digit or spaces (case sensitive). Each title will have a prefix "O " or "Re: ". "O " means the first post of this title and "Re: " means the reply for this title. When maintaining the board, the BM (short for board manager) can use 'b' function, which should be simulated here. For 'b' function, here's three parameters means the target of posts for this operation. The operation string will start with letter 'b', followed by two digit, the first digit can be '1' or '2' means the target should be all the posts with the same title or user id with the current post. The second digit can be '1' or '6', means deleting (the operation that the poster will lose one point experience) or killing (lose 2 points). The last character of the operation is 'y' or 'n', which means the beginning post that should be applied by this operation. 'y' means the first post in the list that satisfy the condition, while 'n' means the current post.

The input consists of several test cases. In each test case, the first line is an integer N (0 < N < 2000) means the count of the posts, followed by N lines with one post in each. Each line has two strings, where the first one is user id and the second one is the title with the prefix. Note that the title with the prefix will always start at position 15. After the post list, there's another integer M indicates the operation count, followed by M lines. In each line, there will be either a user id or a number (the current post index, 1 based) with an operation (such as 'b11y'). Proceed until a case N = 0, which should not be processed.

For each test case, there're M lines output. One line is corresponding to one operation in the input. For the line with a user id in, you should output the points of the experience of that user id (before all the operations, each user has 50 points of experience), otherwise, you should output the count of posts that will be deleted by this operation. If the user id doesn't exist, print "not exist". If the current post index given is too large that there aren't so many posts, output 0. Print a blank after each test case.