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Arranging Your TeamTime Limit: 6000/3000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)Total Submission(s): 1873 Accepted Submission(s): 610 Problem Description Your country has qualified for the FIFA 2010 South Africa World Cup. As the coach, you have made up the 23 men squad. Now you must select 11 of them as the starters. As is well known, there are four positions in soccer: goalkeeper, defender, midfielder and striker. Your favorite formation is 4-4-2, that is, you should choose 4 defenders, 4 midfielders, 2 strikers, and of course, 1 goalkeeper. As a retired ACMer, you want to write a program to help you make decision. Each person's ability has been evaluated as a positive integer. And what's more, for some special pairs of persons, if the two people are both on the field, there will be an additional effect (positive or negative). Now you should choose the 11 persons to make the total value maximum. Input There are multiple test cases, separated by an empty line. The first 23 lines of each test case indicate each person's name Si, ability value Vi, and position. The length of each name is no more than 30, and there are no whitespaces in the names. All the names are different. The ability values are positive integers and no more than 100. The position is one of "goalkeeper", "defender", "midfielder" and "striker". Then an integer M indicates that there are M special pairs. Each of the following M lines contains Si, Sj and Cij, means that if Si and Sj are both on the field, the additional profit is Cij. (-100 ¡Ü Cij ¡Ü 100). Si and Sj are different strings, and must be in the previous 23 names. All the (Si, Sj) pairs are different. Output Output one line for each test case, indicating the maximum total ability values, that is, the total ability values of the 11 persons plus the additional effects. If you cannot choose a 4-4-2 formation, output "impossible" instead. Sample Input
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