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

[EX Q]: Hello! Can you give me some basic background information on Ecuador?
Hello, Here is a fun fact. The oldest observatory in South America is located there.
That's pretty cool. Are there any other scientific studies or research facilities there?
There is not much information on studies, but their observatory is a member of the Virtual Telescope System which allows for world wide streaming and their volcanoes are carefully watch by geophysics Institute as they are considered part of the Ring of Fire
So Ecuador streams images from their telescope worldwide? Interesting! What can you tell me about their military?
Sure, early in the country's history Ecuador's military was very influential and thus under the control of General Juan Jose Flores, its first president of Venezuelan origin.
Have there been any special battles or wars fought by Ecuador's military there?
There is no full specifics on battles, but I do know that the military tradition stared in Gran Colombia, where their army had a sizable number of troops due to border disputes with Peru, which claimed Ecuador territories when it was a Spanish vice royalty.
I see. Do you have any information on the different branches of military there?
Yes, Ecuadorian Armed forces have the following branches: the Army, the Air Force and the Navy.
Yep, that's what I was looking for, thank you! I appreciate your help today.
You are welcome. Goodbye.
[EX A]: Ecuador

[EX Q]: Hi, what can you tell me about Myanmar?
Good evening! Yes I can help with that. Myanmar is in South East Asia. It is sometimes called Burma. Myanmar is the largest country in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by China to the north. Laos is on the east. Thailand in on the southeast. Bangladesh is to the west. India is bordering to the northwest.
What do you know about its etymology?
Yes I have some etymology facts. The official U.S. policy retains Burma as the country's name. The State Depatrment
Okay, what else can you tell me about that?
The State Department's site lists the country as Burma (Myanmar). Obama has even referred to it by both names. The name has been used since the 18th century, in English.
Can you tell me more about its names?
Of course. Both of the names came from the name of the majority, Burmese Bamar ethnic group.
Wow, that's really interesting. Anything else you can tell me about that?
Of course. Myanmar is the literary form of the name group. Burma is the name for Bamar the colloquial form of the group's name.
Okay. Thanks for all of the information.
You are very welcome. Have a great night!
[EX A]: Myanmar

[EX Q]: Can you tell me more about Niue?
The "Rock of Polynesia" lies in the Pacific Ocean and is an island. It is believed that Polynesians from
Polynesians from where? Tell me more!
Thanks had a finger slip. Polynesians from Samoa came to the island. Chiefs and rulers way back in 1889 wrote a letter to Queen Victoria to take the hand of the empire and hide Niue within it.
What else can you tell me about its History?
Ahoy mate it was Captain James Cook around 1774 that discovered Niue and natives. By 1901 a King and the Chiefs formally courted then consented to
When did Niue gain its independence?
...England possessing the island. Apparently Niue made a deal to be under the jurisdiction of New Zealand in 1901. No information on an independence. Niue people enter the New Zealand militiary.
I see. Now, tell me more about its geography aside from it's the Rock of Polynesia.
Rather than information on land the geography of Nuie has caught the attention of the World Health Organization since its people get skin cancer above the normal rate.

Is there anything else one would like to know about Polynesia?
Thank you. The information you've provided is sufficient.
It was my pleasure.
[EX A]:
Niue