Long long ago, there is a gunner whose name is Jack. He likes to go hunting very much. One day he go to the grove. There are $n$ birds and $n$ trees. The $i-th$ bird stands on the top of the $i-th$ tree. The trees stand in straight line from left to the right. Every tree has its height. Jack stands on the left side of the left most tree. When Jack shots a bullet in height H to the right, the bird which stands in the tree with height $H$ will falls.
Jack will shot many times, he wants to know how many birds fall during each shot.
a bullet can hit many birds, as long as they stand on the top of the tree with height of $H$.
There are multiple test cases (about 5), every case gives $n,m$ in the first line, $n$ indicates there are $n$ trees and $n$ birds, $m$ means Jack will shot $m$ times.
In the second line, there are $n$ numbers $h[1],h[2],h[3],…,h[n]$ which describes the height of the trees.
In the third line, there are m numbers $q[1],q[2],q[3],…,q[m]$ which describes the height of the Jack’s shots.
Please process to the end of file.
[Technical Specification]
$1 \leq n,m \leq 1000000(10^{6})$
$1 \leq h[i],q[i] \leq 1000000000(10^{9})$
All inputs are integers.
For each $q[i]$, output an integer in a single line indicates the number of birds Jack shot down.