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

Example Input: Sentence1: There are 33 entries for expensive restaurants in the centre. Would you like to hear some options? Sentence2: As far as thai food goes, I happen to have one place. Good thing is they are very highly recommended. It is called Bangkok City. Would you like a reservation? Sentence3: Hello, I am looking for a restaurant. The restaurant should be in the centre and should serve modern eclectic food. Sentence4: Cambridge Contemporary Art is very nice. It's in the centre part of town, like the restaurant, and it's free to get in. Can I help you with anything else? Sentence5: No, that is all. Goodbye. Sentence6: Fantastic, can you also find me a museum attraction? Sentence7: Any type would be fine I just need to know the area and entrance fee of one you would recommend. Sentence8: Can you try booking at 15:45? Sentence9: Booking was successful. The table will be reserved for 15 minutes. Reference number is : 1NY7QJKY . Sentence10: Are any of them modern eclectic food? Sentence11: Yes, I'd like to book for 2 people at 16:45 on tuesday. Sentence12: Okay. Have a lovely day then. Sentence13: Dang...How about some Thai food instead Sentence14: There are several wonderful museums in town. Is there a specific area you prefer? Sentence15: Are there any other expensive restaurants in that area that may be nice to visit? Sentence16: There are no restaurants in that are would you like to try a different area? Sentence17: No, there doesn't seem to be any modern eclectic places at all. Would you like a different type of cuisine? Sentence18: I'm sorry, but they seem to be all booked up at that time. Would you like to try a different day or time? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 9? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (B) System

Example Input: Sentence1: Yes, both the Hobsons House and the college are both in the west part of town. Would you like information for the college? Sentence2: Booking completed! Your ca is a black lexus and the contact number is 07301130189 Sentence3: It doesn't matter. Sentence4: Queens college is quite pretty. It is on Silver street in the west. Sentence5: Perfect! That's all I need today, thank you! Sentence6: No, I need something in the western part of town. Sentence7: There are lots of churches in the centre of town. Would you like to visit one? Sentence8: What would you recommend? I don't have a preference. Sentence9: There are many colleges and museums on the west side. There is also one entertainment center. Which do you prefer? Sentence10: Do you know when you want to get there by? Sentence11: You are very welcome. Glad I could help. Have a nice day. Sentence12: Is it near the Hobsons House hotel? Sentence13: Actually, the college sounds great. I don't need more info. But I would love a taxi to get me from Queens College to Hobsons House. I want to leave by 16:30. Sentence14: Hello. I'm looking for a few good places to see in town on my next visit to cambridge. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 6? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: Yes, one ticket is fine. Sentence2: Hi I need to get to Cambridge by 5:30 PM. Is there a train for that? Sentence3: Nope, that's it! Thanks! Sentence4: Thank you for using our service. Have all of your needs been met? Sentence5: You're welcome. Good-bye. Sentence6: And you would like to book just one ticket, is that correct? Sentence7: I will be departing from Norwich on Wednesday. Sentence8: There are multiple options that will get you to Cambridge by 5:30pm. Could you please tell me where you will be departing form and what day you are traveling? Sentence9: TR0033 departs Norwich at 15:16 and will arrive in Cambridge at 16:35 (4:35p.m.). Would you like a ticket on that train? Sentence10: The trip is 79 minutes. Sentence11: That's all thank you Sentence12: Great. I have you on that train and your reference number is Y1XTHTJA . Is there anything else I may help you with today? Sentence13: Thank you for the information! Sentence14: That would be fine. How long is the trip? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 10? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (A) User