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:     It ’ s so relaxing , taking a walk in the country . The air is so fresh and clean .  
 Person2:  would you like to live in the country ? I ’ m not sure I ’ d like it .  
 Person1:      I can see a lot of advantage and disadvantage . The problem is that , for me , each advantage has its own disadvantage .  
 Person2:  What do you mean ?  
 Person1:      Well , I hate the noise in the city , but I love being around lost of people . The problem is that you can ’ t have lots of people and have peace and quiet . The two just don ’ t go together .  
 Person2:  I see what you mean . I love being far away from a city , but I hate being so far away department stores and sports facilities .  
 Person1:      People can ’ t have it both ways . If you live in the country , it is often less convenient . If you live in a city , it is noisy , but there ’ s more to do .  
 Person2:  I would love to be surrounded by hills and streams . They ’ re so much better to look at than concrete , rows of parked cars and tall buildings .  
 Person1:      I would love to hear the birds singing and feel the fresh breeze on my face . When the wind blows in the city , you get dust in your mouth and in your eyes .  
 Person2:  The view from the hill is so beautiful and relaxing . There ’ s so sign of pollution . The village looks so peaceful .  
 Person1:      Just remember that in that village there ’ s nothing to do . There ’ s not even a pub or restaurant . There ’ s just one small shop with a poor selection of goods .  
 Person2:  You ’ re right . I would have to travel to the city at least once a week to go shopping and see friends . I would hate living in the country ! 

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