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

Example Input: Sentence1: I will need to know where you are leaving from and going to and what time you wish to arrive or leave. Sentence2: I will be commuting between the hotel and restaurant. Sentence3: That will be okay, can we book that. Sentence4: Sorry, I have no results for that query. Would you like to try a different area of town? Sentence5: Which one would you recommend? Sentence6: Yes I have two. Would you like me to book one? Sentence7: I'd like a taxi to travel from the restaurant to the hotel. Sentence8: Please tell me how many people will be staying, starting on what day and for how many nights? Sentence9: Yes, need a chinese food restaurant in the same area and price range as the hotel. Sentence10: Booking completed! Booked car type yellow honda Contact number 07378282192 Sentence11: Yes both of them have free parking. Sentence12: It will be just me today, thanks. Sentence13: I'm looking to stay at a 3 star hotel in the north. Sentence14: I hope you have a pleasant stay! Sentence15: Thank you for your help. That is all I need today. Goodbye Sentence16: Thanks. Sorry about that. I'd still like to request a taxi between the two. Sentence17: Okay. The postcode for the Ashley Hotel is cb41er. The address is 74 Chesterton Road. Can I help with anything else today? Sentence18: the ashley is actually a 2 star hotel. Sentence19: I need to leave the restaurant by 3:30, and I'll be going to the hotel. Sentence20: It is cb43hl 191 Histon Road Chesterton Sentence21: Is the Ashley hotel a 3 star hotel? Sentence22: You never actually mentioned a restaurant. Are you needing help finding one? Sentence23: Are there any moderate priced hotels in the North? Sentence24: How about the Ashley hotel? Sentence25: no. i just need the postcode and address Sentence26: I need a hotel to include free parking; does either have that? Sentence27: I do not want to book it. I need the postcode and address only. Sentence28: Golden Wok sounds suitable for you. Do you want a reservation? Sentence29: How many people? Sentence30: Okay, let me work on booking that for you. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 29? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (B) System

Example Input: Sentence1: I'd like to find some place to go on the east side of town. Sentence2: Thank you. Have a good day, goodbye. Sentence3: I can certainly suggest something for you. I have 10 options. Do you prefer an entertainment venue, or perhaps a museum or park, etc? Sentence4: Sounds great. That's all I needed. Thank you! Sentence5: I would prefer just anything in the east, can you give me the address and attraction type of one? Sentence6: No problem. How does the Funky Fun House sound? It is standard entertainment and it is located at 8 mercers row, mercers row industrial estate. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: I am looking for a hotel near the mall. The hotel should has free indoor parking, even it doesn't include internet. Sentence2: Both the Gonville and the University Arms have free wifi and free parking. Would you like to make a reservation at one of those? Sentence3: Sure, you're all set. Your reference number is H8OMGIP5 . May I help with anything else? Sentence4: Ok. There are several hotels with parking available. What specific area of town are you wanting? Sentence5: Do either of those hotels have free wifi? Sentence6: I want to be in the area with the mall. Which hotel is the closest to the mall? Sentence7: That would be in the centre of town. I have two options for you. Gonville Hotel and University Arms Hotel. Would you like more info on one of those? Sentence8: No, I think that covers it, thank you very much. Sentence9: You are welcome. Have a good day. Sentence10: I will try booking at the Gonville for 3 people and 4 nights starting from Sunday. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 5? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (B) System