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:     Hey Sarah , are you all right ? You look upset .  
 Person2:  As a matter of fact , I am a bit upset . I just came out of a meeting and it didn't go very well .  
 Person1:      What happened ?  
 Person2:  No one would listen to any of my suggestions . Instead , they just kept arguing with each other .  
 Person1:      Who was chairing the meeting ?  
 Person2:  Bob .  
 Person1:      Well , I can tell you from experience that Bob might come off a little strong sometimes .  
 Person2:  That's exactly what happened ! He kept interrupting everyone with his own suggestions and did not want to hear what others had to say . Then he expected everyone to agree with him .  
 Person1:      What was the meeting about ?  
 Person2:  We were trying to come up with ideas to streamline the office's workflow to make it more efficient .  
 Person1:      It's ironic that the meeting was anything but efficient .  
 Person2:  Exactly . I had tons of ideas that I wanted to share , but they just wouldn't let me finish . What should I have done to get my point across ?  
 Person1:      You have to keep things short and sweet . When you get a chance to speak , try not to get into too many unnecessary details .  
 Person2:  Short and sweet ? But what if I have to explain something complicated ?  
 Person1:      You can always bring up the main points during the meeting and speak to those who are directly involved after the meeting . Not everyone needs to know all that information .  
 Person2:  That's a good idea , I think I will try that at the next meeting . 

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