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

Q: Hello! Im trying to learn a bit more about Samoa. Can you help me? Can you tell me about the demographics there please?
Absolutely! The Independent State of Samoa is a county in the Pacific Ocean. It was part of New Zealand until it gained its independence in 1962. The languages spoken are Samoan and English.
Thank you! Thats interesting. Do you hapen to know what percent speaks Samoan?
I do not have the percentage, but there are more Samoan speaking citizens than English.
Thank you. I assumed that. Id love to hear Samoan spoken. What else can you tell me about the demographics there?
They definitely developed a unique Samoan language and cultural identity. Volleyball is very popular in Samoan villages.
Do they play it professionally? Or just for fun?
Im not sure about Volleyball but Rugby is the most popular sport. A 2002 ESPN article said that a Samoan male living within the US is 40 times more likely to play for the NFL than a non Samoan.
Oh wow!! So cool! What could you tell me about the culture there?
Sure, the Samoan siva dance has this unique gentle movements of the body in time to the music and tells a story, comparable to the hula dance. The male version of the dance is more aggressive.
Oh wow! I think Ive seen that dance! Do you know what its called?
I do not have the name available, but the males in the culture participate in what is called Pe'a an intricate and geometrical patterns tattooed that cover areas from the knees to the ribs.
Ah yes! This all reminds me so much of Jason Mamoa. Ha! Ill have to go visit now. Thank you so much for all the great info!
Your welcome!

A: Samoa
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Q: Can you tell me about Gabon?
Sure! Gabon is located on the equator in the continent of Africa. It received its independence from France in 1960 and the capital city is Libreville. Would you like to learn about the history of Gabon?
Yes please.
You got it! Gabon was a territory of French Equatorial Africa from 1910 to 1959. Since gaining independence in 1960, the country has had only 3 presidents.
Wow, do you know anymore about their history?
Yes, in fact, it was French explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza who first led a mission to the Gabon-Congo area in 1875.
Very interesting. Do you happen to know anything about the demographics?
I do! About 1.5 million people live in Gabon and it is considered one of the richest countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. However, the income is unevenly distributed and many people live in poverty.
That sounds familiar. Would you happen to know the etymology?
Unfortunately I do not have that information, but I can tell you that the country has a very low population density among other African countries.
I did not know that. Any info on the government or politics?
Absolutely! Gabon is a member of several international organizations, including the United Nations, the African Union and the International Monetary Fund.
Cool, any other interesting facts?
Continuing on the subject of government, Gabon has a National Assembly and Senate as part of it's 2-chamber legislature.
Thank you for your help!
You're welcome!

A: Gabon
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Q: What can you tell me about Germany?
Germany is a country in Central Europe. It was previously East Germany and West Germany. Is there anything specific you would like to learn about?
Could you tell me about the politics there?
The governments of Germany and The United States are close political allies.
Can you tell me any more about their politics?
Germany promotes a more unified European political, economic and security effort.After the United States and France it was the third biggest aid donor in 2009.
What about the economy? Can you tell me anything about that?
It has the largest national economy in Europe. Is the world's third largest exporter and is the worlds fourth largest GDP.
Are there any other interesting facts about Germany?
Germany introduced the Euro in 2002.Of the world's 500 largest stock market listed companies in 2014, 28 have headquarters in Germany.
Thank you so much.
The unemployment rate in Jan. 2015 amounted to 4.7% the lowest of all EU members. You are welcome.

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Germany
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