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: Good morning , Jerry.How ' s everything ?
Person2: Fine , just fine.Thanks .
Person1: Doing anything for lunch ?
Person2: Well , as a matter of fact , I've got a lunch date with Bob Thomas .
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Person1: are you ready to go to the bank ?
Person2: sure , what do you need to do there ?
Person1: there ' s problem with my bank statement . There ' s a mistake on it . I also need to withdraw some money form the ATM .
Person2: I have to exchange some money .
Person1: that ' s right . You ' re going away next week .
Person2: I also want to see if my salary has been paid into my bank account . There was a problem last week .
Person1: I have to pay my credit bill too . If I don ' t pay it soon , the credit card company will charge me interest .
Person2: their interest rates are usually quite high . It ' s a good idea to pay off your credit card debts before they attract interest .
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Person1: Hello , Mr . Kramer . Could you spare a minute ?
Person2: That ' s about all I can spare , Karen . What do you need ?
Person1: I need to talk to you about that new secretary you ' Ve hired . I think I ' m going to have some problems working with her .
Person2: She seems to be quite qualified . If it ' s a personal problem , I ' d prefer it if you would work it out between yourselves .
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