Timer

Input

The first line of the input file provides the current time in the format \textbf{HH}:\textbf{MM}:\textbf{SS}, with leading zeros. The constraints are: $\text{HH}$ ranges from $00$ to $23$, and both $\text{MM}$ and $\text{SS}$ range from $00$ to $60$.

The second line specifies the time interval to be measured, formatted as \textbf{H}:\textbf{M}:\textbf{S}. Here, $\text{H}$, $\text{M}$, and $\text{S}$ range from $0$ to 10^9, without leading zeros. If \textbf{H} = 0 (or both \textbf{H} = 0 and \textbf{M} = 0), they can be omitted. For instance, 100:60 means $100$ minutes and $60$ seconds, equivalent to 101:0 or 1:41:0. Similarly, $42$ represents $42$ seconds. 100:100:100 denotes $100$ hours, $100$ minutes, and $100$ seconds, which is the same as 101:41:40.

Output

Output the time in the format \textbf{HH}:\textbf{MM}:\textbf{SS} when the sound signal will be emitted. If the signal is emitted on a day other than the current one, append $+\text{<number> days}$ to the record. For example, if the signal is emitted the next day, output $\text{+1 days}$.

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