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Ye Holy Hand Grenades!Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)Total Submission(s): 126 Accepted Submission(s): 7 Problem Description Holy Hand Grenades have found multiple uses throughout history. Most notably, King Arthur did use a Holy Hand Grenade (HHG) to dispatch a vicious rabbit which was guarding the entrance to a cave. The instructions for its use are in the Book of Armaments (Chapter 2, verses 9-21), and are read as follows: Unfortunately, the Book of Armaments faileth to mention that the HHG must come to a complete stop (i.e. rest stably) before it can explodeth and blow a rabbit to tiny bits. As long as it rolleth or wobbeleth, it refuseth to explodeth. Unknown is the reason why the authors of the Book of Armaments neglected to mention this pertinent fact. Further complicating matters, different HHGs have different radii of destruction (RD). Once a HHG resteth stably, and explodeth, everything within or equal to its RD shalt be snuffed out. Presumably, this is what happened to the rabbit with big, pointy teeth; however, there remaineth some controversy over this matter. Because of this controversy, the king hath decreed a simulation to be run that may possibly answer this question.
Input The first line of input doth contain yea verily a single integer indicating the number of holy hand grenades in the data file. Each line of the file doth contain the radius of destruction of this particular holy hand grenade, and finally doth contain the rabbit¡¯s x coordinate (xb) and y coordinate (yb) during this particular test run. Output For each test run, thy program shalt print out the words "Bunny Bits" (if the rabbit is blown to bits by the grenade) or "Bunny Biteth Knights" (if the rabbit liveth to fight on another day anon). Sample Input
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