In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.
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Question: Hi. Can you teach me about Saskatchewan? I do not know much about there.
Saskatchewan is a province in Canada. The population is about one million people with most of them living in the southern half of the province.
Ok. What is their education system like?
The province has 76 school districts and their Board of Education was established back in 1886.
What is tertiary education like there?
Unfortunately I don't have information about that level of education. Here's a fun fact about geography-Saskatchewan receives more hours of sunlight each year than any other Canadian province.
Wow. I did not know that. Do you know any more facts about their education system or education in general in Saskatchewan?
After World War II, they moved away from one room school houses to more centralized school buildings. This was an effort to increase technical education.
Did World War II have an impact on Saskatchewan ?
Their transportation system was impacted by World War II. The current Saskatoon airport was originally established to be used by the Royal Canadian Air Force training program for war missions.
Interesting. What is the climate of Saskatchewan like?
The northern parts of the province have a subarctic climate, with a short summer season. However, the hottest temperature ever recorded in Canada was in Saskatchewan, so it does get hot sometimes.
It seems to get both really hot and really cold in Saskatchewan. Do you have any more information about their climate?
I don't have more specific information about the climate, but I can tell you that Saskatchewan is one of the most active provinces in Canada when it comes to tornadoes. They average 12 to 18 tornadoes per year.
That's a lot of tornadoes. Thanks so much. You've been a great help.
You're welcome!

Answer: Saskatchewan

Question: Hello what can you tell me about the Government or politics of Belize
Hello, I am sorry as I do not currently have any information on the government or politics of Belize but here is a fun fact: English is the official language here and it is the only country in Central America to have English as the official language.
Really i did not know that, what else can you tell me about the society
Did you know that Belize has a dozen tertiary level institutions, the most prominent being the University of Belize?
Nice, what else can you tell me of the society
Well, as of the 2010 census, Belize has one of the lowest literacy rates reported at only 79.7% in the western hemisphere.
Wow that is so sad,. when did they become a country
Unfortunately, I do not know when they became a country but I am able to tell you that Belize used to be called British Honduras, but changed it's name to Belize in 1973.
cool what else can you tell me
I was able to find some information on Government and politics for you: The BDF (Belize Defense Force) serves as the military here.
nice, do you have anymore information about the government
Sure, did you know that the government of Belize contributes directly to the UWI (University of the West Indies)?
Thanks for all of your help have a good night
You are most welcome!

Answer: Belize

Question: Can you tell me about Mozambique?
Yes! Did you know that Mozambique is located on the southeast coast of Africa.
Interesting. I would rather hear about the history.
Unfortunately, I do not have any information on that! However I can tell you some Political facts like Mozambique also belonged to the Front Line States.
What about demographic fact?
Did you know that the work of Methodism in Mozambique started in 1890?
No, I didn't. Tell me more
I'd love to! Roughly 45,000 people of Indian descent reside in Mozambique.
That is not very many. Pretty sad. Any other demographics?
Yes! During Portugese colonial rule, a large minority of people of Portugese descent lived permanently in almost all areas of the country, and Mozanbicans with Portugese heritage at the time of independence numbered about 360,000.
That makes me interested in the history. Have you since found out about the history?
I have! The chartered companies built roads and ports to bring their goods to market including a railroad linking present day Zimbabwe with the Mozambican port of Beira.
Wow. Can you find anymore facts?'
Yes! Did you know that Portugese is the primary language of instruction in all of the Mozambican schools?
Wow. Thanks. You really came through. Have a great day.
Happy to help!

Answer:
Mozambique