### Crack Mathmen

Time Limit: 1000 ms Memory Limit: 65536 KiB

#### Problem Description

Since mathmen take security very seriously, they communicate in encrypted messages. They cipher their texts in this way: for every characther c in the message, they replace c with f(c) = (the ASCII code of c)n mod 1997 if f(c) < 10, they put two preceding zeros in front of f(c) to make it a three digit number; if 10 <= f(c) < 100, they put one preceding zero in front of f(c) to make it a three digit number.

For example, if they choose n = 2 and the message is "World" (without quotation marks), they encode the message like this:

1. the first character is 'W', and it's ASCII code is 87. Then f(′W′) = 87^2 mod 997 = 590.

2. the second character is 'o', and it's ASCII code is 111. Then f(′o′) = 111^2 mod 997 = 357.

3. the third character is 'r', and it's ASCII code is 114. Then f(′r′) = 114^2 mod 997 = 35. Since 10 <= f(′r′) < 100, they add a 0 in front and make it 035.

4. the forth character is 'l', and it's ASCII code is 108. Then f(′l′) = 108^2 mod 997 = 697.

5. the fifth character is 'd', and it's ASCII code is 100. Then f(′d′) = 100^2 mod 997 = 30. Since 10 <= f(′d′) < 100, they add a 0 in front and make it 030.

6. Hence, the encrypted message is "590357035697030".

One day, an encrypted message a mathman sent was intercepted by the human being. As the cleverest one, could you find out what the plain text (i.e., the message before encryption) was?

#### Input

The input contains multiple test cases. The first line of the input contains a integer, indicating the number of test cases in the input. The first line of each test case contains a non-negative integer n (n <= 10^9). The second line of each test case contains a string of digits. The length of the string is at most 10^6.

#### Output

For each test case, output a line containing the plain text. If their are no or more than one possible plain text that can be encrypted as the input, then output "No Solution" (without quotation marks). Since mathmen use only alphebetical letters and digits, you can assume that no characters other than alphebetical letters and digits may occur in the plain text. Print a line between two test cases.

#### Sample Input

3
2
590357035697030
0
001001001001001
1000000000
001001001001001

#### Sample Output

World
No Solution
No Solution