Definition: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
Input:  Person1:     You know , I really don ’ t think Americans are very romantic . 
 Person2:  Where did you get that idea ? 
 Person1:      That ’ s the impression I get from the movies , and from looking around . Men and women seem very business-like in their relations with each other . 
 Person2:  Well , I ’ m still not sure what you ’ re asking me . 
 Person1:      Is it true or isn ’ t it ? 
 Person2:  Do you want to know something about the American character ? 
 Person1:      I just think you ’ re trying to change the subject . But go ahead . 
 Person2:  No , this will help answer your question . In American society boys and girls are raised together . They ’ re not segregated in their activities ! Boys and girls go out together from an early age . 
 Person1:      OK , go on . 
 Person2:  After being raised together , men and women can be business-like in each other ’ s company . It really doesn ’ t have anything to do with the way a man and woman behave toward each other when they are in love . Does that answer your question ? 
 Person1:      Not exactly , but I see your point . 
 Person2:  I think Americans are pretty romantic when they are in a relationship and a lot of flirting goes on in every office . After you ’ Ve been in America for a while , you will probably see what I mean . 

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