DCP-273: Vely Easy Problem Back to All Problems

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**Shamim** is a very talent boy. Oh!! Sorry, multi-talent boy. He sings song very well. He dance in parties like a Boss. Most of the time, he watches tamil movie ( without subtitles :D ) and assumes himself as a tamil Hero. He likes solving problems in programming contest very much. Sometimes, he cries when he missed a contest. But,the only problem with him is that he can not pronounce properly any word which contains letter **'r'** in it. So, if he finds any word which do not contain letter **'r'** , he says "Vely easy" otherwise he says "Not vely easy". You are given a string consists of lowercase characters only. You have to print "**Vely easy**" or "**Not vely easy**" without any quotation marks depending upon Shamim's feeling. Input: ------ Input starts with an integer **T (1<=T<=20)**, denoting the number of test cases. Each case contains a string **consisting only of lowercase characters** , length of which do not exceed **50**. Output: ------- For each case of input, output a line consisting of "Vely easy" or "Not vely easy" depending upon situation as described above. Sample Input ------------ 2 thisisvelyeasyploblemihaveevelmade veryhardproblemwillbenexttime Sample Output ------------- Vely easy Not vely easy

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Problem Setter:

Bishal Gautam

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