PROGRAMMING:Candy for three

In the kindergarten, there are three children whose numbers are 1, 2 and 3. They sit around a round table according to their own number order. In front of each child, there are 8, 9 and 10 candies. Now let's play a candy sharing game. Starting from child 1, divide your candy into three equal portions (if you have extra candy, you can eat it immediately), keep one for yourself, and give the other two portions to the two children in the adjacent seats. Then, children 2 and 3 did the same. How many candies are there in front of each child after a round?
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Display the following results in one line. Note that there should be no extra characters at the end of the line except the newline character.
10 8 5
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10 8 5
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