You pick up a strange note on the street. The note holds a cipher, and you work out that reversing the cipher gives back the original sentence.
Write a program that decodes the ciphers.
Each line holds one cipher. A cipher is at most 500 characters long.
The last line is END. That line marks the end of the input and is not decoded. Only a line equal to END ends the input, so ENDING and end are decoded like any other cipher.
Print the decoded sentence for each cipher, one per line, in input order.