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terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
  what():  std::bad_alloc

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Key 0 -1 2 not found!
Key 2 -5 1 not found when erasing!
Inserted VE193 with key tuple -10 -10 -8
Inserted VE343 with key tuple -6 -9 -7
Key 4 -9 3 not found!
Value found: VE343 with key -6 -9 -7
Inserted VE370 with key tuple 6 -6 1
Value found: VE343 with key -6 -9 -7
Inserted VE510 with key tuple 3 -3 -10
Value found: VE370 with key 0 0 0
Value found: VE482 with key 1 -1 0
Value found: VE482 with key 1 -1 0
Key -5 2 6 not found!
Inserted VE127 with key tuple -4 7 -2
Value found: VE510 with key 3 -3 -10
Key -8 -6 -7 not found!
Key 9 8 7 not found!
Inserted VE190 with key tuple -5 8 6
Key -3 -10 -9 not found!
Value found: VE510 with key 3 -3 -10
Key -6 6 -7 not found!
Inserted VE467 with key tuple 1 1 -1
Inserted VE249 with key tuple 8 -4 -1
Inserted VE543 with key tuple -8 9 -9
Inserted VE229 with key tuple 5 4 0
Value found: VE543 with key -8 9 -9
Inserted VE124 with key tuple 0 -6 -5
Key -10 6 1 not found!
Erased key 0 -6 -5
Value found: VE510 with key 3 -3 -10
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