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Kevin has a phone number of 10 digits with some of its digits missing The missing digits in the number are represented by question marks (?). But Kevin remembers that the given phone number was the minimum number possible that is divisible by 3. Write a program to replace the question marks by single-digit numbers such that you find the phone number which is the minimum number possible that is divisible by 3.

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