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'.

Person1: You look a bit dull today . What's up ?
Person2: Well , my mum lost her job yesterday .
Person1: I'm sorry to hear that . Well , I heard that registered urban unemployment rate reached 4 percent this year , with more than half being women .
Person2: The supply outstrips the demand in the job market and women are in a disadvantageous position as a whole .
Person1: Yeah , it's true . What is she going to do ?
Person2: Well , she is thinking of doing some household cleaning or baby sitting in the community .
Person1: That's not bad . It could be a short-term alternative . Your mum can look for another one when the market improves . Things will work out eventually .
Person2: Thank you . I just hope she won't feel pressed .
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Person1: What are your working hours ?
Person2: Eight to twelve in the morning , two to six in the afternoon .
Person1: Much better than mine .
Person2: What are your hours ?
Person1: Mine aren't fixed . Sometimes I do the day shift , sometimes the night shift .
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Person1: John , do you mind helping me prepare for the picnic ?
Person2: Sure . Have you checked the weather report ?
Person1: Yes . It says it will be sunny all day . No sign of rain at all .
Person2: I'd like some toast and chicken wings .
Person1: Okay . Please take some fruit salad and crackers for me .
Person2: Done . Oh , don't forget to take napkins , disposable plates , cups and picnic blanket .
Person1: That's great . We can also take the dragon kite with us . After the picnic , we can fly it .
Person2: Cool , we can take shuttlecock and badminton racket .
Person1: Okay , it sounds good .
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