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In this task, the input is a set of dialogues between a user and an assistant. You need to find the dialogue that is basically a response given to a question or an aspect of the user.
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Bhutan lost the war and because of the loss, the Treaty of Sinchula was signed between British India and Bhutan.
Sorry, I dont have information on that! However, I do have a fun fact: in 1971, Bhutan was admitted to the UN, having held observer status for 3 years.
Oh interesting, what can you tell me about the geography?
No problem! Do you have anymore fun facts?
Great, thank you! Good day!
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Bhutan lost the war and because of the loss, the Treaty of Sinchula was signed between British India and Bhutan.

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That is good to know. Do you have any information about any wars in Nauru?
What can you tell me about the history of Nauru?
That's cool! Are there any other interesting facts about Nauru's history?
the nauru island agreement provided for the first administrator to be appointed by australia for five years, leaving subsequent appointments to be decided by the three governments
youre welcome!
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the nauru island agreement provided for the first administrator to be appointed by australia for five years, leaving subsequent appointments to be decided by the three governments

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I did not know that Tibet is west of the Central China plain. Are there any rivers or lakes in Tibet?
What can you tell me about the demographics of Tibet?
None was recorded in the facts, I can't tell you more about their history, The first Christians documented to have reached Tibet were the Nestorians , of whom various remains and inscriptions have been found in Tibet
No, according to the facts, Tibet is west of the Central China plain , and within mainland China , Tibet is regarded as part of ( Xibu ) , a term usually translated by Chinese media as " the Western section " , meaning " Western China " .
Wow! Tibet sounds cool. Could you tell me about colonial history?
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No, according to the facts, Tibet is west of the Central China plain , and within mainland China , Tibet is regarded as part of ( Xibu ) , a term usually translated by Chinese media as " the Western section " , meaning " Western China " .