Special sort

We all know a+b=c,but now there is a new rule in equations:
if a>b,then it's equal to [>c];
if a=b,then it's equal to [=c];
if a<b,then it's equal to [<c];
a sample:

1+1=[=2]
2+0=[>2]
0+2=[<2]
1+2=[<3]

and [>c] > [=c] > [<c].
For every [n],
[n+1] > [n] >[n-1].

The input consists of T cases.The first line of the input contains only positive integer T (0<T<=100).Then follows the cases.Each case begins with a line containing exactly one integer N (0<N<=10000).Then there are N lines, each with two integers a and b (0<a,b<2^31-1).

For each case, calculate each value of a+b(as a+b=[?]) and output a+b=[?] in descending order sorted by [?]. If there exists some pair of a,b whose order can not be determined by the rules above, output them with the order of the input. A blank line should be printed after each case.

2
5
1 5
5 1
3 3
4 5
5 6
5
1 6
6 1
2 4
4 2
3 3

5+6=[<11]
4+5=[<9]
5+1=[>6]
3+3=[=6]
1+5=[<6]

6+1=[>7]
1+6=[<7]
4+2=[>6]
3+3=[=6]
2+4=[<6]

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