Railway

The railway line between Zurich and Lugano spans a distance of $s$ kilometers, with a series of tunnels along the route. The journey is particularly scenic, as it crosses the beautiful and majestic Alps. Due to the nature of the railway, there are $t$ tunnels on the route, each defined by a starting point and an ending point. The i-th tunnel spans a distance between $a_i$ kilometers and $b_i$ kilometers from Zurich.

The railway is a single track, and each train is considered a point moving along this track. There are $m$ trains departing from Zurich and $n$ trains departing from Lugaro. Each train travels at a constant speed of sufficiently 1 kilometer per minute, regardless of the direction. The trains are expected to reach their destination in a time of $s$ minutes.

The task is to determine if a collision will occur within the tunnels. A collision occurs if two trains meet within a tunnel, as they cannot pass each other.

The input consists of the following: - The first line contains four integers: $s$, $t$, $m$, and $n$ representing the length of the railway, the number of tunnels, the number of trains departing from Zurich, and the number of trains departing from Lugaro, respectively. - The second line contains $t‘integersrepresentingthestartingpositionsofthetunnels.-Thethirdlinecontains$t' integers representing the ending positions of the tunnels. - The fourth line contains $m‘integersrepresentingthedeparturetimesofthetrainsfromZurich.-Thefifthlinecontains$n' integers representing the departure times of the trains from Lugaro.

The task is to determine if a collision will occur and print "YES" if a collision occurs and "NO" otherwise.

In the example, there are two tunnels on a 100-kilometer track. The only train departing from Zurich manages to avoid all trains to Lugaro. In the second example, two trains collide in the middle of the tunnel, resulting in a crash. In the third example, two trains meet at the end of the tunnel, which is a safe meeting.

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