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You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.
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Sentence1: I'd like to find a panasian restaurant in the centre of town please. Sentence2: Can I have the phone number, address and postcode? Sentence3: Tang Chinese is listed at expensive. Would you like more information? Sentence4: Yes, the address is Napier Street City Centre, the postcode is cb11hr, and the phone number is 01223357187. Sentence5: No, I don't care about the price. Which one looks good? Sentence6: That's all I needed today, thank you. Sentence7: Unfortunately, I was not able to locate a panasian restaurant in that area. Would you like me to look in another area or for a different type of restaurant? Sentence8: Great choice! We have 10 restaurants in that area. Do you have a preference on price? Sentence9: Oh no. Well I'll take chinese food then. Sentence10: Enjoy your meal, let me know if I can help with any thing else. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 9? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (B) System


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Sentence1: Yes, that sounds like a good choice. Can you book it for me for 3 people starting Saturday? Thanks Sentence2: I was able to book the hotel for you. The reference number is BTTS9GYC . Is there anything else I can help you with today? Sentence3: There are eight accomodations of the hotel type with free parking. What part of town do you prefer? Sentence4: I need a train from norwich to get to the hotel by 16:30. Sentence5: The Cambridge Belfry is an inexpensive, 4 star option on the west side with free wifi and free parking. Sentence6: The west, please. And can I get free wifi? Sentence7: Okay I have a train tat gets to Cambridge at 15:35. Would you like me to book that for you? Sentence8: It doesn't really matter, just need to get there by 16:30. Sentence9: I want a place to stay. Find me a hotel that includes free parking. Sentence10: I have several available. When do you want to leave? Sentence11: I would like to stay for 3 nights. Sentence12: Sure, I can do that. How many nights would you like it for? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 6? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (A) User


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Sentence1: Okay great, have a good day! Sentence2: Yes, please. Could I have the reference number as well? Sentence3: Certainly. Can you tell me what day you would like to travel? Sentence4: fitzbillies restaurant serves british food would that be okay? Sentence5: I do not not care, it just needs to be expensive. Sentence6: The one closest to your desired arrive by time will arrive at 12:55 and depart at 11:36. Would you like me to book this for you? Sentence7: Yes, may I have the address? Sentence8: I'm happy to help! There are a great deal of restaurants there. What type of food did you have in mind? Sentence9: I was able to book you 6 tickets for that train. Your reference number is PSQ9JOOI . Is there anything else I can help with? Sentence10: The train should leave on thursday. Sentence11: the train should arrive by 13:45 and book for 6 people and give me the reference number please Sentence12: I'd be happy to, but can you tell me which day you'd like to travel on? Sentence13: Sure, they're located at 51 Trumpington Street City Centre. Can I help you with anything else today? Sentence14: No, I do not think so. Thank you for your help. Sentence15: Yes, can you help me find a train that can take me from Cambridge to Norwich? Sentence16: I'm so hungry - can you find me a place to eat in the city centre? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (A) User