In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

Example Input: What can you tell me about Newfoundland and Labrador?
It's a province of Canada. Would you like to know about the geography?
The history please.
Humans can be traced back 9000 years in Newfoundland and Labrador. In 2001, an amendment was made to the Constitution of Canada to change the name to Newfoundland and Labrador.
Wow so long ago. Tell me more.
Since the early 1800s, Quebec has been in a dispute with Newfoundland over the Labrador region. In 1927, the British government wanted the area that was known as Labrador to be considered part of the Dominion of Newfoundland.
What do you know about the preconfederation and current provincial anthem?
In 1980, the present provincial flag was first flown on "Discovery Day" that year. The artist of the flag was Christopher Pratt. In 1980, a song was re-adopted as the anthem which made it the only province in Canada to officially adopt an anthem.
That's a cool fact! Do you have anymore interesting facts?
For some reason, some tourists think it's an Irish flag. lol The flag has blue triangles and that's a tribute to the Union Flag and represents the British heritage. Pratt, the artist, said that the golden arrow points toward a "brighter future".
Those silly tourists! Thanks for all your help today I learned so much.
You are welcome! Have a good evening!
Example Output: Newfoundland and Labrador

Example Input: Hello, I'd like to learn more about Oklahoma, can you tell me about geography?
Cimarron County in Oklahoma has a special distinction. It is the only county in the entire US that touches four other states-Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, and Colorado.
That's cool, are there any other geographic features of special distinction?
The border between Oklahoma and New Mexico is just 2.2 miles away from the Texas state line.
That is a nice distinction, can you tell me another fun geography fact?
The panhandle's western edge is out of alignment with the Texas border. It was easier to leave the error alone than for Texas to cede land in order to correct it.
Thanks, I don't think I've heard about that before. What type of transportation information can you provide?
There are more than 12,000 miles of roads in the state, including the longest driveable stretch of Route 66 in the nation.
Ahh, good old Route 66! What other significant information do you have?
The port of Catoosa is the only port in the state that handles international cargo. It ships over two million tons of cargo each year and is the most inland port in the nation.
An inland port?! I never even thought of there being a port in Oklahoma! Can you tell me more about the port of Catoosa?
I don't have very much information, but I can tell you it is located on the Verdigris River. There is also one other river port in Oklahoma, the Muskogee port.
That's perfect! I was curious about that! Thanks for satisfying my curiosities about Oklahoma especially about its geography and transportation!
You're welcome.
Example Output: Oklahoma

Example Input: Hello, Can you tell me about the population of Mauritiana?
According to the Walk Free Foundation's GlobalSlavery Index, there were an estimated 90, 000 enslaved people in Mauritania in 2018 or around 2% of the population.
Ok, can you tell me anything about Human rights in Mauritania?
In 1905, the French colonial administration declared an end of slavery in Maritania, with very little success.
Really? Do you have any more information on human rights in Mauritania?
The US State Dept. 2010 Human Rights Report states, 'Government efforts were not sufficient to enforce the antislavery law."
Can you tell me what other countries are on the border of Mauritania?
Unfortunately I do not have that information.
Thanks, can you tell me anything about the Economy?
There may be additional oil reserves inland in the Taoudeni basin, although the harsh environment will make extraction expensive.
Oh, ok, can you tell me anything about their government in regards to the Economy?
United Arab Emirates government, via its pilot green city Masdar, announced it will install new solar plants in the city of Atar which will supply an additional 16.6 megawatts of electricity.
Ok, thank you so much, have a great day!
you too!
Example Output:
Mauritania