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

Input: Consider Input: Hello. I know I have heard the name Aberdeen, but completely clueless on what it is! Can you help me learn some information on it?
I'd love to! Aberdeen is a city on the northeast coast of Scotland where the rivers Dee and Don flow in to the North Sea. It was once the capital of the Grampian region of Scotland, but it is now one of Scotland's Unitary Authorities.
Neat I had no idea. D you have any information on their culture?
Sure. Aberdeen is home to Scotland's oldest newspaper, a local and regional newspaper first published in 1747.
Wow. I had no idea newspapers were printed that long ago. Do you have any more information on that newspaper? Is it still in production?
It is! The Press and Journal is still printed six days of the week!
Very cool! Great information. What can you tell me about the governance in Aberdeen?
I have no information on that at the moment, apologies. Would you like to hear about their history?
Sure that would be wonderful!
Aberdeen has two universities, the University of Aberdeen which was founded in February of 1945 by William Elphinstone and the Robert Gordon University which was founded in 2910 but has a history dating back to the 1800's.
I love the history behind old universities. Do you have any more information on them?
The University of Aberdeen began as King's College which, as stated earlier, was founded in 1945. The founder, William Elphinstone, was the Bishop of Aberdeen and Chancellor or Scotland. Aberdeen is also home to two artistic schools. Gary's School of Art was established in 1886, which is one of the oldest established colleges of art in the UK.
Thank you so much for all your information. You have been so helpful.
No problem! Have a great night.

Output: Aberdeen

Input: Consider Input: Hello and good day! I hope all is going well for you today! I am interested in learning about Bratislava. What can you tell me about the politics there?
Hello! You might be interested to know that administratively, Bratislava is divided into five districts (city centre, eastern, north-eastern, western and northern, and southern).
Do they have different political parties there?
I don't have that information, but I am able to tell you that Bratislava is the seat of the Slovak parliament, ministries, presidency, supreme court and central bank.
Wow, talk about a jack of all trades! Okay. Let's chat about the etymology. You had some great information on the politics, what do you have for etymology?
Pavel Jozef Safarik is credited for the city's modern name due to his misinterpretation of Braslav as Bratislav in one of his analyses of mediaeval sources.
Oh, what a blunder that must have been? Who is Pavel Jozef Safarik?
That's a great question, but unfortunately, I don't have any additional information on him. I could give you another etymology fact.
Oh sure! Tell me more about the etymology!
During the revolution of 1918-1919, the American Slovaks proposed the name 'Wilsonov' or 'Wilsonstadt' after American President Woodrow Wilson since he supported national self-determination.
Oh really? Has there been any other influences from the U.S?
I don't have any additional information on U.S. influence, but it was mostly known in English by its German name, Pressburg, since after 1526 the city had a relevant ethnic-German population.
You have been a pleasure chatting with! I am full of new knowledge! Thank you!
It has been my pleasure! Thanks for the great questions!

Output: Bratislava

Input: Consider Input: Hi I would like to know more about the history of Slovenia.
Sure. Slovenia joined the European Union on May 1, 2004.
That's interesting I did not know that. Can you tell me more about the history prior to 2004?
The members of the European Union recognized Solvenia as an independent state on Jan 15, 1992 and the United Nations accepted it as a member on May 22, 1992.
Awesome thank you. What can you tell me about their politics?
I am sorry I am not seeing any answers to that question.
Can you tell me more about their history?
Yes. in 1945, Yugoslavia was liberated by the partisan resistance and soon became a socialist federation known as the People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Thank you. Do you have any more information you can share about Slovenia?
At least 13% (2002) of the population were immigrants from other parts of Former Yugoslavia and their descendants.
Ok thank you have a good day
You too!
Output: Slovenia