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You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.
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Sentence1: I would actually like to book it for 8 people, not 3. Sentence2: Could you reserve the one in the centre of town for 3 nights starting Monday? There will be 3 of us. Sentence3: You're welcome. Glad to help! bye bye! Sentence4: Sure no problem. So the hotel is huntingdon marriott hotel and your reference number for the booking is 34BAQ2WK . Is there anything else I can help? Sentence5: I am looking for a hotel in the expensive price range. Sentence6: Unfortunately, I wasn't able to book you for the day and time you wanted. Would another day or time be alright? Sentence7: No, it doesn't matter. I would like a 4 star hotel with free parking though. Sentence8: That's great. I'm all set , thank you! Sentence9: There are 5 expensive hotels available. Did you have a preference as to area of the hotel? Sentence10: There are two, one in the west and one the centre of town. Sentence11: I couldn't book that one either. Would you like to change your criteria? Sentence12: Okay, could you try the other one, please? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 1? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (B) System

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Sentence1: I was just involved in a car accident. Sentence2: You should contact this number: 01223358966. Sentence3: The address is Parkside, Cambridge, postcode CB11JG. Sentence4: Yes, I have a passenger that is hurt. How can I get to the hospital to make sure they are okay? Sentence5: You are welcome. Have a great day. Sentence6: I'm very sorry to hear that! Have you called the police yet? If not here is their number 01223358966. Is there anything else I can help with? Sentence7: Thanks, what's the address and postcode to the police department? Sentence8: Thank you for the info. That'll be all for now. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (A) User

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Sentence1: I think you'd like TR8842 train, it costs 23.60 pounds. Sentence2: Thanks, it would be helpful if you also told me what time TR8842 leaves. Anyhow, I just got paid. Can you find me a high-end eatery serving European cuisine? Sentence3: No thank you. I'll just need the address for an expensive restaurant that serves European food. Sentence4: Train TR8842 leaves london kings cross at 15:17 on friday and arrives at cambridge at 16:08. Can I provide you more information or book it for you? Sentence5: Arrival time is not important. I just need to leave after 14:15. I will need the train ID and the price, please. Sentence6: Sorry! As I said, it's at Free School Lane City Centre. Can I help you with anything else? Sentence7: Hi, could you help me find a train going to Cambridge? Sentence8: Is there a time you would like to arrive by? Sentence9: Where and when are you departing from? Sentence10: I would like to leave on Friday Sentence11: No, that's it. Thank you. Sentence12: which side of town is most appropriate for you? Sentence13: Have a lovely day, goodbye. Sentence14: I am leaving from London Kings Cross after 14:15. Sentence15: I'm sorry, but I think you gave me the phone number. I need the address, please. Sentence16: I don't have a preference really, please recommend one. Sentence17: no. i just need the address Sentence18: What day would you like to leave? Sentence19: its address is 01223368786. is that it? Sentence20: How about the eraina located at Free School Lane City Centre. Would you like reservations? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 4? (A) User (B) System
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Answer: (A) User