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

Q: Good morning. I'd like to learn more about the Pitcairn Islands. Can we start with exactly where they are located?
These islands are located in the Southern Pacific, and only the second-largest of the fourth island is live on by people.
Only one island is inhabited? How interesting. What do the people there do to make a living? What is their economy like?
Interestingly enough, it seems that their economy is based around food. The cuisine of Norfolk is similar to the food on the islands.
Anything else you can tell me about the economy or cuisine of the Pitcairn Islands?
Sure. Pitcairn exports honey to New Zealand and to the United Kingdom.
I never thought about an island having honey bees. Makes you wonder how they got there. How do they handle communications on the Islands? Do they have any media?
They do have media. They have at least six amateur radio operators on the island. These operators can be found a website called QRZ.com.
Do they have any television stations on the Island? Are these six amateur radio operators their only source for news & information?
I don't have the information to say whether or not this is the only source of news and information, but I can tell you that the residents over there pay about NZ $50 for 25 GB of data month.
Sounds like they get their news & information through the internet, which makes sense. Thanks for the info. You've been very helpful.
You are welcome!

A: Pitcairn Islands
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Q: I would like to learn about Sussex
Very well! Sussex is a historic county located in the South East England. Its name derives from the Kingdom of Sussex founded according to legends by AElle of Sussex in 466 AD.
Great, can you tell me about the culture of Sussex?
Sure! This county is known for its cakes and biscuits known as Sussex Plum Heavies and Sussex Lardy Johns also, the counsty has been a single diocese after St Wilfrid transformed the kingdom of Sussex in the seventh century.
Thats interesting! Can you tell me about the religion/religious beliefs of sussex?
I'm sorry, I don't have any other information on their believes but I do know the eastern and western divisions of Sussex were made into ceremonial counties of the East and West Sussex in 1974.
Ok, can you give me any information on healthcare in sussex?
All I have at the moment is that in the year 2011 the 4 primary care trusts of Sussex NHS joined forces to become NHS Sussex.
is there anything else you can tell me about sussex
Yes I do. Regarding to a previous question about their belief, Sussex is connected with some saints like St Lewina, St Wilfrid also known as the Apostle of Sussex and, St Richard of Chichester.
Great! Does that mean Sussex is mostly Catholic?
I believe they are since the county has been home to several pilgrimage sites and recent Catholic shrine!
Great! Thank you for the information!
You are welcome!

A: Sussex
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Q: Hello I was hoping you could help me learn some new information on New Brunswick.
Sure, New Brunswick is the only bilingual province.
Interesting where is it located?
It lies entirely within the Appalachian Mountain range.
Ok still not sure where that is. What can you tell me about the culture?
Medical education programs have also been established at both the Universite de Moncton and at UNBSJ in Saint John.
Interesting, how does that relate to their culture? Any other facts on theres medical education programs?
Medical programs and art galleries are apart of there culture, like the University's art gallery that has been around since 1895.
Interesting what is the name of the art gallery?
I do not have that information, but the University began offering classes in 1854.
Ok. What can you tell me about the people of New Brunswick?
The four Atlantic Provinces are Canada's least populated, with New Brunswick being the third least populated at 747,101 as of 2016.
Oh so it is in Canada! What else can you tell me about the people?
The Atlantic provinces also have higher rural popuations.
Makes sense generally low populations are what make rural areas. Well thanks for the information.
No problem!

A:
New Brunswick
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