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

Example Input: Sentence1: Great. You should expect a blue volkswagen . You can contact them on 07261965496 Sentence2: Where will you be headed? Sentence3: Thank you! That's all I need for now. Sentence4: Great, I hope you have a great visit! Sentence5: I'll be headed to the Cherry Hinton, of course. Sentence6: THanks so much you have been a huge help. Sentence7: Can you help me find a moderately priced restaurant in the center of town? Sentence8: How about asian oriental that is in the moderate price range located in the centre of town? Sentence9: cool I would need the address, postcode, and phone number. Sentence10: There is no information on the entrance fee since there are a variety of facilities. Anything else I can help with? Sentence11: How about the cherry hinton village centre? Sentence12: Sure, I can help with that. Is there a certain cuisine you are looking for? Sentence13: That sounds perfect! Do you know the entrance fee? Sentence14: Have a nice day. Good bye. Sentence15: Okay, great. I'm also looking for an attraction in the same area. I'd like it to be multiple sports. Sentence16: No preference really. whatever you recommend Sentence17: Okay, the yippee noodle bar is at 40428 King Street City Centre postal code cb11lh and it's number is 01223518111. Is there anything else I can help you with? Sentence18: I need to book a taxi to commute between the 2 places. I want to leave the restaurant by 14:30. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 15? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (B) System

Example Input: Sentence1: I am looking for a train that will depart from Norwich on Sunday Sentence2: Sure thing! Your table is reserved. Your reference number is OY2LNXFW . Is there anything else I can assist you with today? Sentence3: I am traveling to Cambridge and would like to find a local restaurant. I want to arrive by train at noon. Sentence4: TR4202 is the one that leaves at 7:16 and it costs 14.08 pounds per ticket. Would you like me to book it for you? Sentence5: No, that will be all. Thanks! Sentence6: Hi there, let's start with the train arrival, where would you be travelling from? Sentence7: How about 7:16? What is the price? Sentence8: The copper kettle will be fine. Yes please book a reservation. Sentence9: Goodbye and have a good day. Sentence10: Yes that would be great. I am also looking for a place to dine for the night. Do you have any suggestions? Sentence11: Is the restaurant moderately priced? If so, please book a table for 5 at 18:00 and send me the reference number. Sentence12: My recommendation would be the Ugly Duckling, a Chinese restaurant in the centre of town. It is located at 12 St. Johns Street City Centre. Sentence13: No, I'm sorry the ugly duckling is in the expensive price range. The copper kettle serves british food and is moderately priced. Would you like a reservation for it? Sentence14: There are trains every hour on the :16 that will get you there by noon, beginning at 5:16. Which would you prefer? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 12? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: Booking was successful for Tuesday. Your Reference number is : 0J3V1091 . Sentence2: I'm sorry that doesn't seem to be available would you like me to try a different day or guesthouse? Sentence3: I'm sorry, there does not seem to be a historical site or hiking area in Cambridge. Is there anything else I can help with? Sentence4: Sure, I can help you with that. What section of town were you looking for? Sentence5: Doesn't really matter if they offer either of those or not. I just want it to be a 0 star hotel. Sentence6: Then the city centre north b and b is what you want, shall I book you? Sentence7: i don't really care about the area. Sentence8: I want to see local sights, can you help? Sentence9: I like hiking and seeing historical sites. Sentence10: Okay. Are you interested in hotels that offer internet and/or parking? Sentence11: Yes, I would like to find a hotel in the cheap price range? Sentence12: Yes, a guesthouse is fine. I was looking for zero stars and in the cheap price range. Sentence13: Great, thanks. I don't need anymore help. Goodbye! Sentence14: Yes, please book it for me. Sentence15: I'm sorry, I seem to be having an error in my system. You want a booking at the citycentre north B&B for 6 people, 5 nights, on Monday? Sentence16: I'm also looking for somewhere to go. Perhaps the college. Can you tell me the postcode for the college? Sentence17: City Cenrtree North and B is a cheap hotel,would you like me to book it for you ? Sentence18: Let book the same but on Tuesday instead. Sentence19: I'm happy I could help today. Goodbye! Sentence20: There are 18 colleges in town. I recommend christ's college in the centre. The postcode is cb23bu. Sentence21: Yes, there is a wide variety, do you have an activity type that your are interested in? Sentence22: Yes please, 6 people for 5 nights and we would be arriving Monday. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 21? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (B) System