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

[EX Q]: Sentence1: I'll take whichever one you recommend. I just need the phone number, postcode & address please. Sentence2: TR7786 will leave at 17:00, would that work for you? Sentence3: The travel time is 51 minutes. Can I help you with anything else? Sentence4: What time would you like to depart. I have anything from 5:00 to 23:00 Sentence5: Hello, can you help me find a train going to London Kings Cross? Sentence6: You're very welcome! I hope that you enjoy your time here! Thank you for contacting the Cambridge TownInfo centre. Sentence7: There are 3 restaurants that match what you're looking for, would you like me to book one for you? Sentence8: I would recommend the Ghandi. They are located at 72 Regent Street City Centre and can be reached at 01223353942, can I assist with anything else? Sentence9: I think that's everything I need. Thank you very much. Sentence10: Can I get the travel time for that as well? Sentence11: On Monday, from Cambridge. Sentence12: Yes, I apologize but can you give me the arrival time for train TR7786? Sentence13: Yes, please. Is there a restaurant with Indian food? Sentence14: Sure I can. The arrival time for that train is 17:51. Is there anything else I can do for you? Sentence15: I'd like to leave after 15:45, please. Sentence16: I want a cheap swedish restaurant in the centre, please. Sentence17: Sure! What day are you planning on leaving? Sentence18: I wasn't able to find a cheap swedish restaurant in the centre of time. Would you like me to try a different type of food? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 17? (A) User (B) System
[EX A]: Answer: (B) System

[EX Q]: Sentence1: You're very welcome. Thank you and goodbye! Sentence2: The earliest train departs Leicester at 05:09 and arrives in Cambridge at 06:54. The cost is 37.80 pounds per ticket. Sentence3: That's all that I need. Sentence4: Any of those will work. Which one is your favorite and where is it located? Sentence5: I'll be departing from Leicester, headed to Cambridge. What do the prices look like? Sentence6: No problem. There are a lot of other options like boating, cinema, colleges, a concerthall, museums, nightclubs, a park, theatres and swimming pools. What are your interests? Sentence7: I also need a train on Wednesday, arriving by 19:00. Sentence8: I'm looking for something to do in the centre of town. Sentence9: Travel time is approximately 105 minutes. Sentence10: Would you like any more information on other attractions? Sentence11: I would really like it to be a attraction type. Sentence12: What is the travel time? Sentence13: Great! I found a lot of things that match what you're looking for. Do you like architecture? Sentence14: I can help you with that. What are the departure and destination cities you were looking for? Sentence15: No, that will be all. Thank You for all your help. Sentence16: I'd try the cambridge contemporary art museum, at 6 trinity street. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 13? (A) User (B) System
[EX A]: Answer: (B) System

[EX Q]: Sentence1: Yes please, two people for two nights on sunday. Sentence2: Yes! Can you book for 2 people at 14:15 on this Sunday? Sentence3: Reference number is : E9BM21NJ . Is there anything else I can assist you with? Sentence4: Are you sure there is nothing more I can help with today? Sentence5: Great that will be all we need. Sentence6: Can you help me find a place to eat in the expensive price range in the south part of town? Sentence7: I have one matching result. It is the lensfield hotel. Do you want to reserve a room? Sentence8: I was able to book your party of 2 into The Chop House on Sunday at 14:15 Reference: MUWLBLLW . May I assist with more today? Sentence9: What about the cambridge chop house. The address is: 1 Kings Parade. You you like me to book a table? Sentence10: Do you have a reference number? Sentence11: This time that is everything, thank you for your help. Sentence12: Actually yes I will be needing somewhere to stay too please. A 3 star hotel in the same area and price range as my restaurant. Sentence13: You are welcome enjoy. Sentence14: Ok, I've booked the Lensfield Hotel for you for 2 people and 2 nights starting Sunday Question: Who has spoken the sentence 4? (A) User (B) System
[EX A]:
Answer: (A) User