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

Example Input: Sentence1: that is great! thank you for all your help. Sentence2: I need help finding an expensive restaurant in the centre, can you help me please? Sentence3: Thank you for calling and have a great day. Sentence4: I have found the backstreet bistro and the slug and lettuce, which one would you like more information on? Sentence5: Yes both are in the expensive price range Sentence6: I'd love to help. We have 33 expensive restaurants. Do you have a cuisine you'd prefer? Sentence7: Do anything of them serve gastropub food? Sentence8: I want to book a table for 4 people at 16:15 on a Tuesday please. Sentence9: Can I have the munber in your party and the day and time you would like to book? Sentence10: Great! Here is the address, 34 - 35 Green Street. Sentence11: Okay I was able to book you then at The Slug and Lettuce and your reference number is FSOF58OO . Sentence12: Yes, I'm looking for gastropub food. Sentence13: Thank you so much. That is all I need. Sentence14: Any one will be fine. I need the reference number please after its booked. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (A) User

Example Input: Sentence1: I'm looking for a train that departs cambridge on saturday. Any ideas? Sentence2: I would like to leave after 16:30 and would like to go to kings lynn. Sentence3: Yes please and I'll also need the postcode. Sentence4: I am not showing any hotels with 1 star that have free parking, would you like to look for something else? Sentence5: We have three 4 star hotels that provide free internet and free parking. Is there an area you would prefer to stay at? Sentence6: the postcode is cb236bw. it is a hotel in the cheap price range. when would you like to stay from, how many people, and for how long? Sentence7: Alright, are there any 1 star hotels that offer free parking? Sentence8: There are 202 trains that leave Cambridge on Saturday. Sentence9: I recommend The Cambridge Belfry, a cheap 4-star hotel on the west side. Would you like to reserve a room? Sentence10: I'm interested in the earliest one. What is the train ID? Sentence11: Sorry, no, I do not see any one star hotels with free wifi. Would you like to try another option? Sentence12: That's the TR2840. Sentence13: That was all I needed. Thank you. Sentence14: Are there any with 4 stars? Sentence15: There are 7 trips that would work. The earliest leaves at 17:11 and the latest leaves at 23:11. The train ride will be 47 minutes. What would you prefer? Sentence16: The cambridge belfry is a hotel, not a guesthouse. May I help with something else? Sentence17: Does any of them have free wifi? Sentence18: You're welcome! Have a great day. Sentence19: I need the postcode, hotel type, and price range for The Cambridge Belfry. Sentence20: I need more information on the number of nights and people. Sentence21: Any place is fine, I go with whatever you recommend. Sentence22: Forget about booking it, just please tell me what type of hotel it is. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 11? (A) User (B) System
Example Output: Answer: (B) System

Example Input: Sentence1: I need more information on the restaurant because my system is not showing me anything on it. Sentence2: What is your destination? Sentence3: I want to arrive at London Kings Cross. Sentence4: What time would you like to leave by? It is a 51 minute trip for 18.88 pounds. Sentence5: Hi, I'm looking to book a ticket for a train departing on Sunday from Cambridge please? Sentence6: There is a train leaving Cambridge on Sunday at 19:00. It arrives at London Kings Cross at 19:51. May I book that for you? Sentence7: No, I just needed the information, thanks. Have you heard of the Meze Bar Restaurant? Sentence8: I don't have a departure time but I want to arrive by 21:30. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 6? (A) User (B) System
Example Output:
Answer: (A) User