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:     How was your holiday to Cyprus ?  
 Person2:  It was so fantastic I didn ’ t really want to come home .  
 Person1:      Did you happen to meet someone ?  
 Person2:  How did you know ?  
 Person1:      You always act like this when you ’ Ve fallen in love . Who is he ? How did you meet ?  
 Person2:  His name is Tony and we met my first night in Pathos . He works with my sister who lives there .  
 Person1:      Was it love at first sight ?  
 Person2:  Not really . I wasn ’ t looking for a holiday romance , but my sister told me that she had promised him that she ’ d set him up on blind date with me . I didn ’ t think I ’ d have anything to lose , so I went .  
 Person1:      And ?  
 Person2:  Let ’ s just say that by the third date , we both realized that we had fallen in love .  
 Person1:      That happened quickly ! Are you going to see him again ?  
 Person2:  Luckily , his company has a position available here , so he ’ s going to see if he can get relocated .  
 Person1:      It sounds like he is madly in love with you . Are you ready for such a serious relationship ?  
 Person2:  Well , I ’ m not really a spring chicken anymore . We don ’ t know what will happen . 

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