Shop Sign
---- ----

Sparky, the proprietor of Sparky's Fat and Fun Eatery
(she first named it `Slim and Slick', but that did not
work out), has trouble making up signs for the front of
her establishment.  She has a box of magnetic characters
that she sticks on a sign board out in front.  But she
often runs out of some character.

So to help her you are to write a program that given
the contents of a box of characters and several proposed
messages to put on the sign, tells her which messages
will succeed and which will run out of characters.

For example, given the box contents

	AAABCCCDDDEEFGHIILLMMNNOOPQRSSSSTTTTUUVWXYY,,!!

and the following proposed messages:

 	HOT DOGS AND BUNS!
 	HOT DOGS AND SANDWICHES!

you propose to output:

 	HOT DOGS AND BUNS! - succeed
 	HOT DOGS AND SANDWICHES! - too few H's


The maker of magnetic characters only makes letters,
digits, and the following special characters:

	!@#$%&*():;",./?

So, for example, characters such as [ and ] CANNOT be
in the box or in a proposed message.

Whitespace, of course, is free: there are no spaces
in the box and none are needed.

Sparky does not plan to put more than one message at a
time on the board, so each message is evaluated indepen-
dently of the other messages.


Input 
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For each of several test cases, a line containing just
the test case name, followed by a line containing the
characters in the box (usually there are duplicates),
followed by any number of lines each containing a
proposed message, followed by a line containing just
`.'.

Input ends with an end of file.

No line is longer than 80 characters.


Output
------

For each test case, a copy of the input, with additions
to the proposed message lines of the forms


    ` - succeed'	If the message would succeed.
    ` - too few X's'	If the message would fail
    			because there are too few X's
			in the box, where X is some
			character.

Be sure you include the single spaces SURROUNDING the
`-' in the additions.

If a message would run out of several different
characters, output any one.
	

Sample Input
------ -----

-- SAMPLE 1 --
AAABCCCDDDEEFGHIILLMMNNOOPQRSSSSTTTTUUVWXYY,,!!
HOT DOGS AND BUNS!
HOT DOGS AND SANDWICHES!
ON VACATION
ON VACATION TILL JULY
ARE YOU HUNGRY?
ALL YOU CAN EAT!
.
-- SAMPLE 2 --
aaBbCcDdeeFfGHhgiiMmNnooPpQqRrSSssTuVvWwYy$.&00123456789
Good Buns $1.00
Hot Dogs $5.00
Buns $1.00 Dogs $2.95
Dogs w Buns $1.45
Dogs and Buns $1.45
Dogs & Buns $1.45
Dogs & Buns $2.99
.
-- SAMPLE 3 --
!@#$%&*():;",./?
!*#
!*#*
($)/@.%
.


Sample Output
------ ------

-- SAMPLE 1 --
AAABCCCDDDEEFGHIILLMMNNOOPQRSSSSTTTTUUVWXYY,,!!
HOT DOGS AND BUNS! - succeed
HOT DOGS AND SANDWICHES! - too few H's
ON VACATION - succeed
ON VACATION TILL JULY - too few J's
ARE YOU HUNGRY? - too few R's
ALL YOU CAN EAT! - succeed
.
-- SAMPLE 2 --
aaBbCcDdeeFfGHhgiiMmNnooPpQqRrSSssTuVvWwYy$.&00123456789
Good Buns $1.00 - succeed
Hot Dogs $5.00 - too few t's
Buns $1.00 Dogs $2.95 - too few $'s
Dogs w Buns $1.45 - succeed
Dogs and Buns $1.45 - too few n's
Dogs & Buns $1.45 - succeed
Dogs & Buns $2.99 - too few 9's
.
-- SAMPLE 3 --
!@#$%&*():;",./?
!*# - succeed
!*#* - too few *'s
($)/@.% - succeed
.


Note:
-----

The following would also be correct because the proposed
message is short more than one character:

ON VACATION TILL JULY - too few L's
ARE YOU HUNGRY? - too few ?'s
Buns $1.00 Dogs $2.95 - too few .'s


File:	   shopsign.txt
Author:	   Bob Walton <walton@seas.harvard.edu>
Date:	   Mon Oct 13 06:46:29 EDT 2014

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