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.

[EX Q]: Buyer: Hello, I'm interesting in the house.
Seller: have to be fast, 3 minute timer.  1815/mo is the asking price
Buyer: Does the bathrooms come with bath tubs or just showers?
Seller: it's a surround, so both in one stall
Buyer: Great. Are there any schools in the area?
Seller: Vail school district is the highest rated disctric in the vicinity.
Buyer: Great. Is there a basement?
Seller: negative
Buyer: I might need more storage space. Is there an attack atleast?
Seller: attic - yes.  included is a ladder.  access is above the garage w/ a secondary above the master bedroom
Buyer: Great. Does the yard have grass?
Seller: bermuda grass, and I seed it in the winter with a special winter blend.  green all year round.
Buyer: Great. I don't want my neices to get injured when they visit. Would you accept $1200
Seller: 1200 wouldn't cover the bank loan, sadly enough.  1815 is what my accountant has informed me is what we need to recover from the 2008 crash.  The housing market is also consistant with an 1800/mo asking price.
Buyer: Okay. I'll pay $1815
Seller: sounds great - we'll input 1815 into the final agreement box.
Seller: 
Buyer: Okay
Buyer: 

[EX A]: accepted

[EX Q]: Buyer: hello. I am interested in your car. Could you tell me a little more about it? 
Seller: It's a nice reliable old Honda. It comes with a sweet Pioneer sound system.
Buyer: What are the miles? And is the inspection up to date?
Seller: It's 153k miles. As for inspection, I can't guarantee anything. It runs great though. Used cars are buy at own risk.
Buyer: That's a lot of miles. I could offer you 2000
Seller: I'm also interested in trades. Do you have a vehicle?
Buyer: I have a 2000 honda accrod
Seller: I'm looking for a small SUV or small pickup.
Buyer: I am sorry. I have an accord and was looking for something smaller. I can offer 2000 for your car
Seller: Given the high miles, I could possibly let it go for $3000.
Buyer: That is a little out of my price range. The highest I could go is 2500.
Seller: If you have cash today I'll give it to you for $2700.
Buyer: I have 2500 in cash
Seller: I think I better wait for a better offer. Sorry.
Buyer: 

[EX A]: rejected

[EX Q]: Buyer: Good morning. Is the unit still available? I am looking to negotiate a lower price if possible.
Seller: Yes the studio is still available. We can try to reach a fair price but it has to be reasonable.
Buyer: Definitely. It seems like a great unit but $1875 seems really high, especially for a studio. I'd like to start negotiations at $947
Seller: I'm afraid I simply cannot go down that low. We have plenty of people willing and able to pay much more than that. If it helps you I can bring it down to 1500 and that depends on if you have excellent credit.
Buyer: $1500 seems more reasonable. Can you offer any amenities?
Seller: If the price is 1500 no amenities will be included at all, but that's how we can get the price down. What do you say?
Buyer: I'm sorry with no amenities I cannot afford to go that high. What about a washer and dryer in unit?
Seller: With those included it will be 1700. Will that work for you?
Buyer: I'm sorry, I don't think we can reach a deal.
Seller: 

[EX A]:
rejected

