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'.

 Person1:      who is your favorite NBA star ?  
 Person2:  Kobe Bryant , of course .  
 Person1:       Kobe ? I know him , the key guy of the Lakers , a heck of a NBA player . He is on fire when he breaks through enemy defense .  
 Person2:  He is competent both in driving the lane and shooting jumpers , but what really makes him formidable is his ability to switch up and dribble with his left hand .  
 Person1:       Maybe he is not good ay rebounding ?  
 Person2:  indeed , no man can be perfect . He is just so-so in crashing the boards . Usually he plays shooting guard . Rebounding might not be his strong suit .  
 Person1:       Kobe came to Beijing during this summer's Olympics . Did you go to the match between China and USA ?  
 Person2:  who wouldn't ! My friend Lee went so far as to get an autograph from him .  
 Person1:       well then , what are your spoils ?  
 Person2:  well , nothing more than a jumble of photographs . 
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

 Person1:      Hi , John Phillips ? I ’ m Rose Green . I ’ Ve been asked to handle your training and introduce a little bit of the company to you . It ’ s nice to meet you .  
 Person2:  It ’ s nice to meet you , too , Ms . Green . This company seems so big right now ; I don ’ t know how I ’ ll ever get used to it .  
 Person1:       After a week , you ’ ll be running around here like a pro . Let me give you this list of departments first , next to each department is its location and the name of the manager .  
 Person2:  Great – That ’ ll be big help . 
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,happiness

 Person1:      have you thought of moving at all Sarah ? 
 Person2:  we ’ Ve thought about it , but my husband and I can ’ t afford it right now . The only thing we could afford would be living in the slums , which is something I don ’ t want to do . 
 Person1:       buying a house can be expensive , but there are ways to find cheaper houses . 
 Person2:  like what ? 
 Person1:       well , sometimes the city auctions off houses to the community . You ’ d have to make a quick decision about the offer in a day , but you would definitely save money doing it that way . 
 Person2:  that ’ s a good idea . Do you know anyone who has done that before ? 
 Person1:       sure , my sister-in-law and her husband just bought a house that way . They ’ re pretty satisfied with it . 
 Person2:  is the house pretty run-down . 
 Person1:       not at all . The woman , who owned it , took good care of it . But when she died , she had no family left and no will , so the government had to sell it for her . 
 Person2:  was it very old house ? 
 Person1:       it was about 75 years old . There were a few repairs that needed doing , but it didn ’ t take a lot of money or time . 
 Person2:  is it in a good location ? 
 Person1:       the area can be a bit rough in the evenings , but the neighbors watch out for each other , so it ’ s ok . 

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