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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: No, that's all I needed. Thank you for your help - goodbye! Sentence2: I will take the one that arrives at 15:08. can you make me a booking for 8 people on Wednesday? I will need a reference number. Sentence3: The train should depart from Cambridge on Wednesday and headed for Stansted Airport. It should arrive by 15:15. I would also like you to make a booking for 6 people. Sentence4: I'm looking for a train. Sentence5: I have two trains that would suit you. One arrives at 14:08 and the other at 15:08. Do you have a preference? Sentence6: I have 2,828 trains with different routes, to help narrow it down, where will you be departing/arriving, and what day/time? Sentence7: It was a pleasure to assist you. Please use us again for your future needs. Have a good day. Sentence8: Sure thing! I've booked the train for 8, and your reference number is I62H3VUY . Is there anything else I can do for you today? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 1? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (B) System


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Sentence1: How about an expensive restaurant that serves British food? Sentence2: Cineworld sounds perfect. What's their postal code? Sentence3: The postal code is cb17dy. Can I get you anything else? Sentence4: There are six expensive British restaurants in Cambridge. Do you have a preferred section of town? Sentence5: Have a good time! Sentence6: It's all new to me. Could you recommend one? Sentence7: Sure thing, we have the cineworld cinema located at Cambridge leisure park, Clifton way. Sentence8: Absolutely, I recommend the Cambridge Chop House at 1 Kings Parade in the centre of town. This is a highly recommended British experience by locals and tourists a-like. Sentence9: No, that'll be all. Thank you for all of your help today. Sentence10: I am sorry but there are no restaurants matching your requests. Would you like me to search for a different food type? Sentence11: Great. Could you also help me find a cinema in the south of town? Sentence12: Hello, I am trying to locate a restaurant that serves northern European food, and I would prefer a more elegant setting. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 3? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (B) System


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Sentence1: There are 2 places, gonville hotel and university arms hotel, any other preference or questions before I book? Sentence2: I have booked your hotel. Your reservation number is C0ASBZHA Sentence3: Thank you very much. I think that's all. Sentence4: Book the gonville hotel for 3 people and 3 nights starting Tuesday. May I have the reference number too? Sentence5: Sure! It's architecture in the centre of town.It has postcode to cb58bs Sentence6: I would recommend the All Saints Church in that area. Would you like more information regarding it? Sentence7: Could I get the address, postcode and attraction type? Sentence8: Hi, i want an expensive place to stay in the town centre please. Sentence9: Yes, do either include free wifi or free parking? Sentence10: Yes, both of them have free wifi & parking. Would you like to book this for you? Just tell me which hotel you prefer. Sentence11: Thank you! I'm also looking for some places to go around the hotel. Do you have any recommendations? Sentence12: Well, thank you for booking through our service. Have a pleasant day! Question: Who has spoken the sentence 1? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (B) System