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ExplorationTime Limit: 30000/15000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 131072/131072 K (Java/Others)Total Submission(s): 2069 Accepted Submission(s): 652 Problem Description Miceren likes exploration and he found a huge labyrinth underground! This labyrinth has $N$ caves and some tunnels connecting some pairs of caves. There are two types of tunnel, one type of them can be passed in only one direction and the other can be passed in two directions. Tunnels will collapse immediately after Miceren passing them. Now, Miceren wants to choose a cave as his start point and visit at least one other cave, finally get back to start point. As his friend, you must help him to determine whether a start point satisfing his request exists. Input The first line contains a single integer $T$, indicating the number of test cases. Each test case begins with three integers $N,~M1,~M2$, indicating the number of caves, the number of undirectional tunnels, the number of directional tunnels. The next $M1$ lines contain the details of the undirectional tunnels. Each line contains two integers $u,~v$ meaning that there is a undirectional tunnel between $u,~v$. ($u~\neq~v$) The next $M2$ lines contain the details of the directional tunnels. Each line contains integers $u,~v$ meaning that there is a directional tunnel from $u$ to $v$. ($u~\neq~v$) $T$ is about 100. $1~\le~N, M1, M2~\le~1000000.$ There may be some tunnels connect the same pair of caves. The ratio of test cases with $N~\gt~1000$ is less than 5%. Output For each test queries, print the answer. If Miceren can do that, output "YES", otherwise "NO". Sample Input
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