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:     Are the ceremony and reception held in the same place ? 
 Person2:  No , not usually . Most people are married in a church , and then the wedding party and guests go to another place for the reception . Sometimes , however , they hold the reception in a big room in the church . 
 Person1:      Where do they go ? 
 Person2:  Either they go to a public place such as a hotel , a restaurant , or a club , or to the home of the brid 
 Person1:      They go to the home of the bride ? 
 Person2:  Why do you ask ? 
 Person1:      The Chinese custom is to go to the groom's home-just the opposite . 
 Person2:  Oh ! In our country the bride's family is responsible for the entire wedding-arrangement , costs , etc . So the reception is held at her home . 
 Person1:      That's very expensive for the family of the bride . 
 Person2:  Many American furthers joke that they would rather hold the ladder for their daughter to climb down and elope than pay for a wedding . 
 Person1:      Tell me something about the bridal bouquet . Isn't it the custom to throw it ? 
 Person2:  Yes . When the bride and groom are ready to leave on their honeymoon all the single girls gather in one place . The bride stands with her back to them and throws her bouquet over her shoulder and they each try to catch it . The one who does will be the next one married . 
 Person1:      Maybe I'll be the one . 

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