You’re designing  a game console with a special  board which can evaluate how balance people  are. 

After the user stands on the board, it can record the movement of the user's "center of gravity". 

Technically,  the record is a sequence of  n  points  on  the  2D plane  (the user's "center of gravity" 

projected to the game board), where the origin (0,0) is the center of the game board. Samples are taken 

every 0.01 second, so if the user stands on it for one minute, your database gets 6000 sample points.  

In order to know better about his balancing status, the user can ask the game console some questions. 

Each question (i,j) means: count how many pairs of sample points, chosen from the interval between 

the i-th sample and the j-th sample (inclusive), whose Manhattan distance is no more than d, where d 

is the preset balance threshold parameter in the system. 

Your task is to write a program that can answer the questions. Note that you don't have to answer the 

questions one by one. You can read all the questions first, and then answer them. 

There are no more than 3 test cases. The first line contains three integers n, d, q(1<=n<=200000, 

1<=d<=10^8, 1<=q<=10000), the number of points, the balance threshold and the number of queries. 

The next n lines contain the coordinates (x,y) (|x|,|y|<=10^8) of the sample points, in order. The points 

are numbered 1~n. The next q lines contain the questions (i,j) (1<=i<=j<=n). 

For each test case, print the case number in the first line, then the answers of the questions, one on 

each line.