You are given a conversation between two people.'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. You have to classify if there exist more than 2 unique emotions in conversation. If there are more than 2 unique emotions present in the conversation, the output should be classified as '1' else it should be '0'

Q: Person1:     Hello Mr Janus . What can we do for you today ? 
Person2: Hello , Miao Ping . It's that time again ; I want to convert my salary . You know , it's so annoying . I wish my company could just pay me in RIB . 
Person1:     Haha ! I actually think that many locals would disagree with you ; they are all dying to be paid in US dollars . 
Person2: Yes , I guess you are right . So , do you need my passport ? 
Person1:     Thanks , Mr Janus . Of course I trust you , but regulations are regulations . 
Person2: Here you go . 
Person1:     Thanks . And of course , could you fill in the exchange form ? 

A: 0
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Q: Person1:     Lucy , you ’ re back . How was your first day of school ? 
Person2: It was great . I had a really good time . 
Person1:     What classes did you have ? 
Person2: Well , I had English from 9 o'clock to 11 o'clock , art from 12 o'clock to 2 o'clock , and math from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock . 
Person1:     What do you think about the teachers ? 
Person2: To be honest , I liked all of them , except for the math teacher . Though he must be quite young , he seem like an old person . He ’ s so boring ! 
Person1:     That ’ s too bad . How was your English teacher ? 
Person2: She was great . In today ’ s class , she gave us a lecture on how to be a good student . She told us not to arm for exams , and to pay more attention on communicating than memorizing . 
Person1:     Where is she from ? 
Person2: She said that she ’ s from a small town in the middle of America . 
Person1:     Were you able to understand everything that she said ? 
Person2: Not everything , but nearly . She speaks very clearly and doesn ’ t use very complex words so that it is easy for us to understand her . 
Person1:     She sounds like a good teacher . Do you think you ’ ll pass her class ? 
Person2: Yes ... with flying colors ! 
Person1:     What does that mean ? 
Person2: It ’ s a new phrase that she taught us today . It means that I will not only pass the class , but I will do extremely well ! 
Person1:     If you like the class this much already , I ’ m sure you will . 
Person2: I hope so . 
Person1:     did she give you any homework ? 
Person2: not today . She said she wanted us to relax tonight instead of doing homework , 
Person1:     no wonder you like the class so much . 

A: 0
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Q: Person1:     Tom , you look thoughtful and unhappy recently . What's wrong with you ? 
Person2: Lily broke up with me last week . In fact , she dumped me . 
Person1:     Why ? I mean , why did she part company with you after seven years together ? 
Person2: She said it was because we had very different ideas about life . 
Person1:     Do you believe her excuse ? 
Person2: Of course not . I knew she had fallen in love with another guy . It is difficult to see her move on so quickly . 
Person1:     Come on , buddy , cheer up . Why not do some sports with me ? Violent exercise might help to shake you out of your disappointment in love . 
Person2: Thank you , Steven . You are really a good friend . 

A:
1
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