Jane's First Words

Jane is about two years old and has started saying simple words. The first two are usually "Daddy" and "Mommy". Hearing them for the first time is something a parent remembers for a long time.

Last year Steven wanted to capture the moment his daughter first called him. He put a microphone and a recording program next to Jane's cot. The microphone picked up Jane's sounds and the program sent Steven the list of words it made out. Steven wrote a program that finds the moment Jane first called him "daddy" or one of its variants. Now you write a program that does the same job.

Each line holds one word. Together the lines are the sounds the microphone picked up, in order. Every line consists of lowercase English letters with no whitespace and is at most 20 characters long. Input continues until end of file.

Print one line for each word. Print "She called me!!!" if the whole word matches the regular expression below, and print "Cooing" otherwise, meaning the sound was only babbling.

The quotation marks are there for clarity and are not printed.

The regular expression is da+dd?(i|y).

If regular expressions are new to you, here is what the symbols mean.

• + means one or more of the preceding element.
• ? means zero or one of the preceding element.
• A vertical bar | separates alternatives.
• Parentheses set the scope and precedence of the operators.