You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.

Example Input: Sentence1: How about the Alexander bed and breakfast in the centre? It is a cheap 4 star guesthouse with free internet and wifi. Sentence2: That sounds like it might work. Could you check availability for two people this weekend? Sentence3: Does this place include free parking? Sentence4: I am unsure at this time. Sentence5: I am glad to help. Have a nice day. Bye. Sentence6: I live in the centre of town and want to see if I can find a reasonable room for my parents to stay while they are visiting. Sentence7: Okay, would you like some more information about that hotel? Sentence8: You have been very helpful. I have everything I need, thanks. Bye Sentence9: The address is 56 saint barnabas road. Sentence10: What day are they arriving, and how many nights are they staying? Sentence11: The alexander bed and breakfast is a cheap, 4 star guesthouse in the centre area, It has wifi and parking. Does this fit your needs? Sentence12: Can you tell me what the address is? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 4? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: I recommend university arms hotel. it is rated 4 stars and is expensive. Their number is 01223351241. Sentence2: Can you help me find a place to eat serving british food in the moderate price range? Sentence3: I have several listings. Please provide the part of town you prefer so I can narrow it down. Sentence4: Ok, can you book a room for our group or are you expecting me to call them? Sentence5: Yes, I'd like a hotel in the same area. Sentence6: In the centre if possible Sentence7: can please provide more information to help us serve you better. Sentence8: No thank you that will be all for today Sentence9: I can book it for you. Sentence10: Yes please, could you book a table for 6 at 16:45 on Wednesday? Could i get a reference number too please? Sentence11: sure I can help you with that, when are you planning your stay? Sentence12: i dont mind any price. Sentence13: How about the oak bistro located at 6 lensfield road. The post code is cb21ab and phone number 01223323361. Can I book this for you? Sentence14: I actually need a moderate hotel in the centre. I don't need free parking. I will need the hotel booked for 6 people, 2 nights, on Wednesday, please. Sentence15: You have your choice of an expensive or moderate price range in that area, do you have a preference? Sentence16: Wednesday, for 2 nights. Sentence17: Ok. I have a table for 6 booked for you at the Oak Bistro. Your reference number is 9SGIM1SR . Is there anything else I could help with today? Sentence18: It needs to be close to my hotel and open late. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 5? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (B) System

Example Input: Sentence1: I have the oak bistro they serve british food. Sentence2: Is there any place that serves international food? Sentence3: I am looking for a place to dine. The restaurant should be in the centre and should be in the moderate price range. Sentence4: Either would be fine, could you make me a reservation for 8 people at 17:30 on Wednesday? Sentence5: Thank you for using our services. Sentence6: I've booked you a table for eight, your reference number is PJYZ9VQ9 . Can I help you with anything else? Sentence7: No, that is all. Thanks, good bye. Sentence8: There are two international restaurants that are in the moderate price range: The Varsity Restaurant and The Bloomsbury Restaurant. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 6? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (A) User