When designing dialog forms for interactive programs, it is important to assign hot-keys (known also as accelerator keys) to each dialog element, so as to facilitate keyboard input.

For better mnemonics, hot-keys are assigned based on the letters of dialog elements' captions, usually favoring letters near the beginning of caption. Manual hot-keys distribution can be tedious and error-prone, as one must be careful not to assign same letter to different elements.

Your program will be given a list of captions. It must assign unique hot-keys to as many captions of possible. Each assigned hot-key must be a letter from the corresponding caption.

For each hot-key, position is the leftmost occurrence of the hot-key letter in the corresponding caption. From all solutions with the same numbers of hot-keys, your program must choose the one with minimal sum of hot-key positions. If there is still more than one optimal solution, output any of them.