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

Example Input: Sentence1: There are several hotels of that nature. What is your price range? Sentence2: Hotel allenbell is what I found that is cheap and has parking. Sentence3: You're welcome. Have a great day. Goodbye. Sentence4: Could you get the postcode for Hotel Allenbell for me? Sentence5: Yes, please reserve the room. Sentence6: I am also looking for a place to stay in the east that includes free wifi. Sentence7: Actually, on second thought. I should book it later. But, can you book me a taxi from Allenbell to J Restaurant. I need to be there by 13:15. Sentence8: Thanks, I think that's all I need. Could you just confirm whether the Allenbell is a Hotel or a Guest House? Sentence9: Absolutely, your reservation's been made. Your reference number is YAHBIZR5 . Can I help you with something else? Sentence10: J restaurant is an asian oriental restaurant in the centre of town. It is cheap and located at 86 Regent Street City Centre. Sentence11: Hello I am looking for a restaurant called J restaurant Sentence12: Allenbell is a guesthouse. Sentence13: That sounds great. Can you reserve a table for 2 for Sunday at 13:15? Sentence14: What day will you be checking in, and how many will you stay for? I assume it is for 2 people? Sentence15: Thank you. That will be everything today. Goodbye. Sentence16: The postcode is cb13js. Would you like to get a room reserved? Sentence17: Your taxi was booked! The car type will be blue ford and the contact number is 07646890093. Sentence18: I'm looking for something cheap with free parking. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 8? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: I'm leaving from Cambridge and going to Birmingham New Street. Sentence2: There appear to be hourly trains from 05:01 to 23:01. Do you know what day and time you'd like to travel? Sentence3: You are welcome. Have a great trip. Bye. Sentence4: Wednesday and it should leave after 18:00. Sentence5: Can you also direct me to some attractions in town in the east? Sentence6: Ok, I have booked you 3 seats on that train. Your reference number is MI5RMEHQ . You'll need to pay 225.3 GBP at the station. Anything else I can do? Sentence7: That sounds good. Can you book that for me for 3 people? Sentence8: I'm planning my trip there, but need to find a train for when I depart. Could you help me with that? Sentence9: The TR1766 leaves at 18:01 and arrives at Birmingham new street at 20:44. Would that be OK? Sentence10: The address is 5 greens road and the phone is 01223902168. Is there anything else that i can do for you? Sentence11: That would be perfect. Can you give me the address and the phone number? Sentence12: Sure. From where will you be departing, and what is your destination? Sentence13: No, that is all. Thanks for your help. Sentence14: Of course! There are several attractions in the east. I'd suggest Cambridge Artworks; it's a museum with free entrance. Would that work for you? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 3? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (B) System

Example Input: Sentence1: Okay, there are several departure times that fit what you're looking for. The earliest is 5:16. Would you like me to book that for you? Sentence2: Hello, can you give me some information on a train? Sentence3: I absolutely can. Where are you looking to go? Sentence4: Train id is TR2602, travel time is 79 minutes and the price is 14.08 pounds. Is there anything else you need? Sentence5: Can you give me the travel time, departure time and train id for the one arriving closest to 16:00 please? Sentence6: They both have free parking. I'd recommend the University Arms Hotel in the centre. Can I book this for you? Sentence7: Yes, I need a 4 star hotel in the expensive price range. Sentence8: It needs to have free parking. Sentence9: I plan to go to Cambridge and will be departing from norwich on Saturday and plan to ride a train that should arrive cambridge by 16:00. Sentence10: We have huntingdon marriott hotel in the west and university arms hotel in the centre, any preference? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 3? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (B) System