This is a simple problem. The teacher gives Bob a list of problems about GCD (Greatest Common Divisor). After studying some of them, Bob thinks that GCD is so interesting. One day, he comes up with a new problem about GCD. Easy as it looks, Bob cannot figure it out himself. Now he turns to you for help, and here is the problem:
Given an array aa of NN positive integers a1,a2,⋯aN−1,aNa1,a2,⋯aN−1,aN; a subarray of aa is defined as a continuous interval between a1a1 and aNaN. In other words, ai,ai+1,⋯,aj−1,ajai,ai+1,⋯,aj−1,aj is a subarray of aa, for 1≤i≤j≤N1≤i≤j≤N. For a query in the form (L,R)(L,R), tell the number of different GCDs contributed by all subarrays of the interval [L,R][L,R].
Input
There are several tests, process till the end of input.
For each test, the first line consists of two integers NN and QQ, denoting the length of the array and the number of queries, respectively. NN positive integers are l