Given a text passage as input consisting of dialogues of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, the task is to classify the text into one of the labels from the two possible outputs - 'accepted'/'rejected'. Select [accepted] if by the end of the conversation the buyer seems likely to buy the item from the seller. A sale is likely made when the buyer and seller agree upon a common price or when a deal is made between them. Select [rejected] if the buyer did not seem interested in buying the item from the seller at the end of the conversation. This happens when the buyer and seller do not agree on the price or other aspects of the item being sold by the seller.

[EX Q]: Buyer: Hello, I am looking to buy the sofa bed/ love seat set. Is this still available?
Seller: Yes. 
Buyer: What is the lowest you would be willing to go on this? I have recently moved to this area and do not have any furniture at the moment. I have to start all over.
Seller: I want to sell pretty soon, so I could give it to you for 950.
Buyer: If i came to pick it up tomorrow with my truck would you do say.... $750? 
Seller: It's practically brand new condition, and the pillows are included. I would want at least $900.
Buyer: You said yourself you're trying to sell it soon. Ill come tonight for $850.
Seller: Do you have cash?
Buyer: ill even throw in a golden dubloon
Seller: Very funny. I'll do it for 875 cash.
Buyer: Youve got yourself a deal! Ill see you soon.
Buyer: 
Seller: 

[EX A]: accepted

[EX Q]: Buyer: It is nice.
Seller: Hey there, you're interested in the table and chairs?
Buyer: Looks a little dated.
Seller: Sure, but the table would run you 80-100 without the chairs. I'm having a going away party. What's your budget.
Buyer: I am very interested.
Seller: Alright, 100 dollars then? Also, can you pick it up, or should I find a way to try to drop it off?
Buyer: $100 is too much. It does look a little dated and cheap...but reasonable. There are also scratches. I need a deal.
Seller: $87 is a good deal?
Buyer: I need it cheaper than that.
Seller: I mean I'm including the chairs, are you going to pick it up from me? If not I can't go lower
Buyer: I will pick it up.
Seller: 80 is final offer
Buyer: I need it lower
Seller: 

[EX A]: rejected

[EX Q]: Seller: Are you interested in the bookcase?
Buyer: I think I am interested
Seller: I'm asking $95 or best offer
Buyer: Do you have a return policy?
Seller: No, this is a private resell item.  You can check it out at Yesteryears Marketplace Antique Store if you like
Buyer: oh, ok, do you offer a warranty of any sort?
Seller: Cash and carry.  You pickup.
Buyer: I'm thinking $30 is a fair price
Seller: It cost me $30 to bring it here.  I can't accept anything less than $75.
Buyer: Well, $45 means you still get a pretty good profit. How about that?
Seller: This is  a 6' tall, oak wook bookcase with 2 glass doors and shelves on the interior.  $75, take it or leave it.
Buyer: I know it is a great bookcase but it isn't new. It is used. That should make it cheaper...
Seller: I've dropped the price by $20 so if you want it it will cost you $75, if you don't I need to check someone else who wants to pay my original asking price.  Do you want it at $75?
Buyer: That is just way more then I am willing pay. I can go up to $65
Seller: Sorry, no deal.  I cannot accept anything less than $75 and I'm not willing to go any lower.
Buyer: ok, I can't go any higher
Seller: Alright.  Have a nice day!
Buyer: 

[EX A]:
rejected