## A Block Game

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Points: 3
Time limit: 1.0s
Memory limit: 256M

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Levve loves to play his favourite video game, Block Game. However, Levve has given up at trying to improve his skills, so he now depends on pure luck to win games. The one thing he is good at is keeping tally of his kill to death ratio. Being the knowledgeable player he is, Levve has figured out that he currently has kills and deaths. His kill to death ratio is measured by .

Levve wishes that this is the only thing that he has to worry about, but he is far from correct. When he gets absolutely carried plays with his friends, too often do they brag that they're better. Levve simply wants to prove that he is, in fact, better than JW, so calculate if his kill to death ratio is greater than or equal to JW's.

Today, Levve has decided to play games. In each game, Levve carefully keeps track of the kills he rightfully obtained, , and the number of deaths he took, . Because JW excels at math, he has managed to calculate his kill to death ratio on his own.

Levve admits that he is not the best at math, so he has asked you for help! Can you help Levve determine if he is better than JW?

#### Input Specification

The first line has space-separated integers, the number of games played, , Levve's original number of kills, , and Levve's original number of deaths, .

The next line has one decimal number with decimal digits, , JW's kill to death ratio.

The next lines contain Levve's number of kills and deaths for the next games: each line contains the number of kills he got, , and the number of deaths he took, .

#### Output Specification

If Levve somehow manages to maintain deaths even after all games, output stop hacking!.

Otherwise, output Y if Levve's final kill to death ratio is greater than or equal to JW's, and N if it is lower.

#### Sample Input 1

1 10 0
5.7
9 0

#### Sample Output 1

stop hacking!

#### Sample Input 2

6 50 3
46.07
7 0
9 0
8 0
8 0
7 1
6 0

#### Sample Output 2

N