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'.

[Q]: Person1: Is there a lot of crime in your city ?
Person2: There ' s some , but I don ' t think it ' s a big problem . A lot of it is petty crime , burglary and car theft . There ' s very little major crime .
Person1: It ' s the same in my city . We also have a lot of drug addicts . A lot of the crime is committed by drug addicts who need money for drugs .
Person2: That happens in many places . In my city , there is a very good drug rehabilitation program . The police and courts are also tough on people who commit crimes , but I don ' t know if that ' s the reason for our relatively low crime rate .
Person1: Some people believe that a tough approach is better . Other prefer a more lenient approach .
Person2: I think that the best way to reduce crime is to spread wealth more evenly . If most people have similar amounts of money , they will not think of stealing from others .
Person1: That ' s possible , but I ' m not sure it would really happen like that .
[A]: 1

[Q]: Person1: Has Alan shown up yet ?
Person2: Nope . I guess something might have come up .
Person1: I wonder what happened .
Person2: I don't know . I hope it's nothing serious .
Person1: Last week his sister was admitted to the hospital .
Person2: Oh ? What happened ?
Person1: His sister had a car accident last week .
Person2: Is she fine now ?
Person1: She is still in a coma .
Person2: Oh , poor Alan ! His sister is the only one he has left since his parents died last year .
[A]: 1

[Q]: Person1: Tom ? Oh , it's been a while since we've talked to each other . Nice to hear you again .
Person2: Same here . Hey , did you know Susan is going to get married . She invited me to her wedding and she wants you to attend also .
Person1: Really ?
Person2: Definitely . I'm calling to tell you this .
Person1: Why didn't she call me ?
Person2: She tried , but the line is always busy .
Person1: Well , I may have stayed on the phone too long . Can you give me her number ? I'll call her later .
Person2: Of course . It's 555-4653 .
Person1: Thanks . So how are things with you ?
Person2: Pretty good . I've just bought a new house .
Person1: Wow ! Great ! Where ?
Person2: In the suburb . How are you and Carol ? Still living in town ?
Person1: Yeah , it's really convenient . The theater and Shopping Mall are within walking distance . Well , I got to go . I'll get in touch with you soon .
Person2: Okay . Don't forget to call Susan .
Person1: Don't worry . Bye .
[A]:
0