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 there any interesting articles in today ’ s newspapers ?  
 Person2:  The headlines are all about the presidential election in the united states . Few other stories made the front pages .  
 Person1:      Is there anything of interest to us in the business sections ?  
 Person2:  There ’ s an interesting feature article in the chronicle about doing business in china and the daily news has printed a report about the special economic zone near pairs . We have a subsidiary company l  
 Person1:      Are the reports favorable ?  
 Person2:  Generally , the reporters take positive lines . They do point out a few problems that we need to be aware of , but there ’ s nothing worrying in the reports . In the classifieds , one of our competitors is a  
 Person1:      That ’ s interesting . They must be thinking of moving into that market . Are there any interesting editorials ?  
 Person2:  Not really . They all seem to focus on the election . There have been several letters printed in the chronicle regarding that controversial article on drugs that they printed last week .  
 Person1:      I ’ m not surprised . That article certainly added fuel to the debate . Ok . Thanks . Can you leave two articles and the advertisements with me ? I ’ d like to read them .  
 Person2:  Sure . There you are . 

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