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.

Example Input: Seller: hello
Buyer: hi
Seller: this is a great place. tons of amenities, and a really great neighborhood. super lawn and near some cool parks i'm looking for $3,100 and its yours
Seller: have you had time to think about my offer of $3100? this place is great
Buyer: i will offer you 1500
Seller: that is way too low. please make a more reasonable offer
Buyer: how about 1750
Seller: i can't go much lower than 3000. that would be way below market for a place like this
Buyer: what if i agree to pay for utilities
Seller: if you pick up the utilities, I could go to $2900
Buyer: that's still too high for me. what if I agree to furnish the place myself?
Seller: i'm afraid I absolutely can not go any lower than 2850
Buyer: my budget is 1500, but i'd be willing to go 2250 max
Seller: that's just too low. i can't accept that
Buyer: how about we meet in the middle, 2500? that's my final offer
Seller: no thank you, you will just have to find another place
Buyer: alright, thanks anyways, have a good day
Buyer: 

Example Output: rejected

Example Input: Buyer: Hey, nice looking bike. WHy are you getting rid of it?
Seller: Well, I just recently moved and I simply don't have time to ride anymore. Sure I'll put on weight and it might ruin my love life but I have a business to run and children to feed.
Buyer: Hahaha
Seller: I'm asking a list price of 1800 which is a discount from the retail original price. As you can see I've added a few upgrades to the bike as well.
Buyer: Yeah, I honestly was looking at something that hadn't been ridden for a whole season. Your price is quite high for me at this point.
Seller: Well what kind of price range works for you? Let's see if we can find a price we both like.
Buyer: I'm thinking about 1/2 of the asking price could work for us both
Buyer: 

Example Output: rejected

Example Input: Buyer: Hi, I'm interested in your deco lamp. What type of shade does it have?
Seller: It has a glass shade which is all vintage.  Beautiful piece
Buyer: I like the lamp. But those older style bulbs put out a lot of heat and use a ton of electricity. It's gonna cost me some extra to get in converted over to normal bulbs. Can you come down on the price?
Seller: I could drop to $63
Buyer: Hmm, we're pretty far apart. I was thinking more like $35.
Seller: The lowest I could accept is $55 and you would need to pick it up within 2 days.
Buyer: Ok, how about this. I can do $40, and I'll throw in some Antiques Roadshow DVDs for you.
Seller: No, I would need $55
Buyer: Looks like we're too far apart.
Buyer: 
Seller: 

Example Output:
rejected