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

Example Input: Sentence1: Frankie and Bennys serves italian food in the expensive price range, and their postcode is cb17dy. Would you like assistance in making a reservation? Sentence2: Departure time doesn't matter, I just need to arrive at the stansted airport by 21:30 on Thursday, and I need to depart from Cambridge. Sentence3: When are you leaving? Sentence4: I don't need tickets at the moment, but I do need the price and train ID for that 19:40 departure, please. Sentence5: I need a train that leaves Cambridge on Thursday. Sentence6: There are 202 trains leaving Cambridge on Thursday. Would you like to narrow your search by destination and time? Sentence7: Can you tell me the postcode, food type, and the price range? Sentence8: The train id for that is TR9030 and the price is 10.10 pounds. Is there anything else you'd like help with today? Sentence9: I am going to the stansted airport and I need to arrive by 21:30. Sentence10: Yes, the 19:40 train will arrive at 20:08. How many tickets would you like? Sentence11: I'm also looking for a particular restaurant, it's called Frankie and Benny's. Sentence12: Thank you for contacting the Cambridge TownInfo centre. We're here any time you need to get around Cambridge! Sentence13: No, that's all I needed. Thank you. Sentence14: Can I please have one at 19:40. I will get there by 21:30 correct? Sentence15: I was able to find it, what information would you like on it? Sentence16: I have 16 train departures fitting your preferences. They leave every :40 of the hour starting at 5:40 to 20:40, would you like me to book one of these? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 10? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: I am looking for a train that will depart from Norwich on Sunday Sentence2: Sure thing! Your table is reserved. Your reference number is OY2LNXFW . Is there anything else I can assist you with today? Sentence3: I am traveling to Cambridge and would like to find a local restaurant. I want to arrive by train at noon. Sentence4: TR4202 is the one that leaves at 7:16 and it costs 14.08 pounds per ticket. Would you like me to book it for you? Sentence5: No, that will be all. Thanks! Sentence6: Hi there, let's start with the train arrival, where would you be travelling from? Sentence7: How about 7:16? What is the price? Sentence8: The copper kettle will be fine. Yes please book a reservation. Sentence9: Goodbye and have a good day. Sentence10: Yes that would be great. I am also looking for a place to dine for the night. Do you have any suggestions? Sentence11: Is the restaurant moderately priced? If so, please book a table for 5 at 18:00 and send me the reference number. Sentence12: My recommendation would be the Ugly Duckling, a Chinese restaurant in the centre of town. It is located at 12 St. Johns Street City Centre. Sentence13: No, I'm sorry the ugly duckling is in the expensive price range. The copper kettle serves british food and is moderately priced. Would you like a reservation for it? Sentence14: There are trains every hour on the :16 that will get you there by noon, beginning at 5:16. Which would you prefer? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 12? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: How about Caffe Uno, they are in the centre area. Their address is 32 Bridge Street City Centre and their phone number is 01223 448620. Sentence2: Perfect, thank you! Sentence3: I'm sorry, but I cannot find any expensive Lebanese restaurants. Sentence4: Thank you. Good bye Sentence5: Hello, I am looking for an expensive restaurant that serves Lebanese food. Sentence6: Can I get the address, phone number, and area of an Italian restaurant? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 5? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (B) System