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:     May , could you bring this note to Professor Li for me today ?  
 Person2:  Sure , no problem . Asking for leave again ? You have been absent from class five times this semester .  
 Person1:      I know . But attending Miss Li's class is just waste of time . No more than one third of her students will go to her class .  
 Person2:  I agree that Miss Li doesn't teach so well . Most students either sleep or do other things in her class .  
 Person1:      Yeah , my boyfriend plays the video game every time in class with me . Or I chat with my friends through text messages .  
 Person2:  Fortunately her class is just an elective course , not as important as compulsory courses .  
 Person1:      Right , so we must spare some time to attend selective courses .  
 Person2:  But isn't it too impolite to be absent ?  
 Person1:      What can I do ? I have things to do in Students ' Government .  
 Person2:  Oh , I thought you just gave an excuse on this note .  
 Person1:      Sometimes I will try various excuses . But this is my last time asking for leave . Or I will have a bad record .  
 Person2:  Yeah , besides , your credit will be deducted . That is kind of serious .  
 Person1:      I have been absented from many classes this semester just because of my work in the Students ' Government .  
 Person2:  You can't write with one hand and draw with the other .  
 Person1:      I am thinking about quitting my job in the student government . But before that , I must do my job . Bye . Don't forget about that note .  
 Person2:  You can count on me . 

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