Kerry tells State Department to cooperate with U.S. President-elect TrumpSYDNEY (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday he had told State Department officials to fully cooperate with President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration. After Trump’s stunning upset of the heavily favored Hillary Clinton, Democratic President Barack Obama and leading figures in the Republican Party who had struggled to make peace with Trump all vowed to move past the ugliness of an angry campaign to seek common ground. Kerry said State Department staff must not lose sight of the important issues facing the United States. “One of the beautiful things of democracy - and we particularly pride ourselves in the United States - is that we have this amazing peaceful transfer of power,” Kerry told reporters in Christchurch, New Zealand.  “And we will do everything in our power, as I have instructed our team, to work with the incoming administration as fully and openly as possible, to be as helpful as possible, so that the transfer of power will be as smooth as it possibly can without missing a beat on the important issues before us.” Kerry is in New Zealand en route to Antarctica. Last month 24 countries, which included the United States, and the European Union agreed to create the world’s largest marine park in the Antarctic Ocean. politicsNews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Kerry tells State Department to cooperate with U.S. President-elect TrumpSYDNEY (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday he had told State Department officials to fully cooperate with President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration. After Trump’s stunning upset of the heavily favored Hillary Clinton, Democratic President Barack Obama and leading figures in the Republican Party who had struggled to make peace with Trump all vowed to move past the ugliness of an angry campaign to seek common ground. Kerry said State Department staff must not lose sight of the important issues facing the United States. “One of the beautiful things of democracy - and we particularly pride ourselves in the United States - is that we have this amazing peaceful transfer of power,” Kerry told reporters in Christchurch, New Zealand.  “And we will do everything in our power, as I have instructed our team, to work with the incoming administration as fully and openly as possible, to be as helpful as possible, so that the transfer of power will be as smooth as it possibly can without missing a beat on the important issues before us.” Kerry is in New Zealand en route to Antarctica. Last month 24 countries, which included the United States, and the European Union agreed to create the world’s largest marine park in the Antarctic Ocean. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: kerry tells state department cooperate trumpsydney reuters secretary state john kerry said thursday told state department officials fully cooperate donald trump incoming administration after trump stunning upset heavily favored hillary clinton democratic president barack obama leading figures republican party struggled make peace trump vowed move past holiness angry campaign seek common ground kerry said state department staff must lose sight important issues facing united states one beautiful things democracy particularly pride united states amazing peaceful transfer power kerry told reporters christchurch new zealand and everything power i instructed team work incoming administration fully openly possible helpful possible transfer power smooth possibly without missing beat important issues kerry new zealand en route antarctica last month countries included united states european union agreed create world largest marine park antarctic ocean politicsnews