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

Ex Input:
Hello. I would like to learn about Uganda. Can you help me?
I'd be happy to! Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa. Would you like to learn about their history?
I would love to know about the history thank you.
Uganda's independence was gained from the UK on October 9, 1962 with Queen Elizabeth II being head of state and Queen of Uganda..
Do you know who runs the monarchy today?
I don't have that information. But I can tell you that shortly after that, in October 1963, Uganda became a republic, though it maintained its membership in the Commonwealth of Nations.
Good to know. Can you tell me some information about the demographics?
Unfortunately I don't have any demographic information. You might be interested to know that Uganda produces coffee and copper.
I didn't know that. What other interesting things can you tell me?
Uganda is actually said to be a very corrupt country, according to Transparency International. They rate it a 2.4 on a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 being the most corrupt.
Yikes. Thank you for letting me know. You've been super helpful. I appreciate all the information.
You're welcome, I'm so glad I could help!

Ex Output:
Uganda

Ex Input:
Hello, can you please tell me about Europe?
What would you like to know about Europe?
Please tell me some history.
Western Europe and the United States have much in common.
Can you tell me how they are in common?
I do not have that information, but I can inform you about The Industrial Revolution started in Europe, specifically the United Kingdom in the late 18th century, and spread to other countries.
thank you. can you tell me some information of the politics there?
The political map of Europe derived substantially after the Napoleonic Wars.
thank you! any other politics information you can tell me about?
I don't have any more information on their policitcs but After World War II the map of Europe was redrawn at the Yalta Conference and divided into blocs. The Western Countries and the communist Eastern bloc. The line on the map was later known as the "Iron Curtain."
thank you! can you tell me about the geography here?
One of the geographical landscapes of Europe is the dichotomy between highland and mountainous Southern Europe and a vast, partially underwater, northern plain ranging from Ireland in the west to the Ural Mountains in the East.
thanks for everything
You are welcome.

Ex Output:
Europe

Ex Input:
Good evening! Can you please tell me about the country of Georgia? I knew there was a state but not a country.
Sure. Georgia is in Eastern Europe. It's on the coast of the Black Sea. Would you like to know about the government?
Yes, I would.
The basic functions of the GAF are based on the Constitution of Georgia, the Law on Defense and National Military Strategy and international agreement to which Georgia is signatory.
Wow, that sounds interesting. Can you tell me about the Demographics of Georgia?
Sure. The Orthodox Church is recognized in the Constitution of Georgia and the Concordat of 2002. Even though religious institutions are considered separate from the state, every citizen has the right of religion.
I like that right of religion. Can you tell me more about the demographics?
Yes. The Orthodox Church is one of the world's oldest Christian churches and claims apostolic foundation by St. Andrew. Approx 83.4% of the population practices Eastern Orthodox Christianity. The majority of these are in the national Georgian Orthodox Church.
One of the world's oldest Christian church? I bet that is a beautiful church. Can you give me some information on the Economy?
I'm sure it is a beautiful church! Unfortunately I don't have any information on their economy. I can tell you though that Georgia used to be in the Soviet Union but it is an independent republic now. The capital is Tbilisi and the population is about 5 million people.
That's good information also. Can you give me more information that you think I would be interested in?
Yes. the Jews in Georgia are some of the oldest group in the world. Here's something interesting, on Leselidze Street, there is a church, a mosque and a synagogue next to each other. That should be interesting, Christian, Muslim and Jewish worshiping next to each other.
Wow!! That is really something!!! Thank you so much for all the information. Have a great evening!!
You're welcome. You too!

Ex Output:
Georgia (country)