The Strawhats are departing Wano!
Sanji is preparing bentos with a set of ingredients I.
He plans to make each bento with the set of all subsets of I, including I itself.
Chopper needs to list all the bento sets that Sanji is going to make.
Take example, the set of Ingredients 1
Ingredients 1 = {"Rice", "Salmon"}
Then, the bento sets he is going to make are {{"Rice"}, {"Salmon"}, {"Rice", "Salmon"}}
Here is another example set of ingredients 2
Ingredients 2 = {"Rice", "Seaweed", "Meat"}
Then the bento sets he is going to make are {{"Rice"}, {"Seaweed"}, {"Rice", "Seaweed"}, {"Meat"}, {"Rice", "Meat"}, {"Seaweed", "Meat"}, {"Rice", "Seaweed", "Meat"}}
But Chopper is too lazy to write all the ingredients... So he decided to label everything into a single number or alphabet!!
The set of Ingredients 1 becomes {'1', '2'}
and the bento sets are {{'1'}, {'2'}, {'1','2'}}
The set of Ingredients 2 becomes {'1', '2', 'a'}
and the bento sets are {{'1'}, {'2'}, {'1', '2'}, {'a'}, {'1','a'}, {'2','a'}, {'1','2','a'}}
Now help Chopper list the bento sets by the given specific set of ingredients.
The string I that can be viewed as a set. (4 < the length of I < 21)
Output the bento sets followed by a newline character at the end of each set