instruction:
You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. Your task is to label each of the continuous conversations done by one speaker with the emotion detected in that particular part. Your labels can be one among the following: 'No emotion', 'surprise', 'happiness', 'sadness', 'anger', 'disgust'.
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Person1: Did you see the woman that just left my office ?
Person2: Yes .
Person1: She's another applicant , and a leading contender , but I didn ' t want to hire her . She ' s qualified , but she doesn ' t quite fit the profile . We ' re looking for an accountant , and part of the job requires interacting with clients . Well , our clients want conservative people to handle their money . And green hair with ripped jeans doesn ' t exactly fill them with trust .
Person2: But it's the style now .
Person1: I realize that , but our business is serving clients and giving them what they want .
Person2: Of course .
Person1: Well , they don ' t want to deal with people who look like that . They want people who look more like yourself .
Person2: Why is that ?
Person1: Well , they ' re older , and they don ' t understand today's fashions . When they see someone dressed like that , warning bells go off . They don ' t like that style at all , and they don ' t like dealing with people who dress like that at work .
Person2: Oh , I see .
Person1: We used to have a woman here who dressed like that and she was good , very good . But , the clients reacted very negatively when they saw her . Some asked that their account be given to someone who dressed more conservatively .
Person2: What happened to her ?
Person1: Well , she was a very good employee and we wanted to keep her , so her supervisor called her in for a chat and laid it on the line for her . She got the idea and now she saves the trendy styles for evenings and weekends .
Person2: I see .
answer:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

question:
Person1: Have you always been on this site ?
Person2: No , we used to be on an industrial estate on the outskirts of York .
Person1: Why did you move ?
Person2: We needed larger premises so we moved to this greenfield site last year . It's nearer the motorway so it's better for transportation .
answer:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

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Person1: What are the seasons like in your city ?
Person2: Summers are hot and usually lasts a long time . Winters are short , but cold , wet , and windy . I love the summers in my city , but I hate the wintertime .
Person1: Does it ever rain in summer ?
Person2: We usually get a big thunderstorm every two weeks , but apart from that , summers are dry . Thunderstorms make the air fresh again , so most people don ' t mind then .
Person1: What are spring and autumn like ?
Person2: I like spring because flowers bloom and trees grow leaves again . In spring , the weather is very changeable-sometimes cold , sometimes warm . It ' s usually windy with some rain . Autumn is usually sunny and dry , but it ' s gradually gets colder as winter arrives . What are the seasons like in you city ?
Person1: Well , I live in the southern hemisphere , so our summertime is your wintertime , and vice versa . We get some rain in every season , but most is in winter . In winter , it sometimes gets cold , but our winters are usually quite mild . Summers are warm , but not hot . Spring and autumn are both very short-sometimes just a few weeks each . The weather is very changeable then-just like spring in your city .
Person2: Do you usually go on a summer holiday ?
Person1: No , I don ' t . I go on a winter holiday instead . I go somewhere warm .
Person2: I usually go on holiday during the spring or the autumn . I try to go somewhere where the weather is more reliable than in my city .
answer:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion