Given a document and an entity the task is to select the author's sentiment towards the entity. Sentiments can be Positive, Neutral and Negative. Select Positive if the article expresses a positive view towards the given entity or praises its quality or skills. Select Neutral if the document expresses no clear view towards the entity or has equal amounts of positive and negative statements or expressing some fact/quote by someone else. Select Negative if the article expresses a negative view towards like harsh remarks, criticizing entities action/decision etc. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Q: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Tyra Patterson ? WHIO-TV reports  Tyra Patterson   now 42  was freed Monday  Christmas Day.
 Patterson  was convicted in the 1994 murder and robbery of 15-year-old Michelle Lai. She was one of five people charged with killing Lai and robbing her sister and three other girls.
 Patterson  did not fire the shot that killed Lai  but under Ohio law accomplices can get the same punishment as killers.
Celebrity supporters of  her  innocence claims included documentary filmmaker Ken Burns  actress Alfre Woodard and “Mad Men” TV show creator Matthew Weiner.
 Patterson  was granted parole in October.  She  was being held at the Northeast Pre-Release Center in Cleveland.

A: Positive
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Q: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Deval Patrick ? GOVERNOR TURNS UP THE HEAT ON BAKER
 Governor Deval Patrick Wednesday took some of his most pointed shots yet at Republican gubernatorial rival Charles D. Baker Jr.  accusing the former chief executive of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care of doing nothing to stop dramatic increases in health care costs that he said are crushing small businesses and families.
 "Today's events represent a clear example of the choices Massachusetts voters have before them in this election " said the appeal from Patrick's campaign manager  Sydney Asbury. "Governor Patrick and Lieutenant Governor Murray care about working people and take on entrenched and powerful interests on their behalf  while other candidates are either beholden to those interests or too timid to do anything about the problems facing our Commonwealth."
 Patrick's aggressive tack seemed to mark a new  more heated phase of the campaign  on the same day a new poll showed Baker gaining ground on Patrick. Baker's campaign manager  Lenny Alcivar  said on Twitter that Patrick's comments were sad and that the governor had been "reduced from testimony to meltdown  to empty campaign fund-raising ploy in minutes."
 "The governor had 3? years to take action on health care costs  but he didn't " Alcivar said. "For 3? years  Deval Patrick had the existing authority to do something  anything to address this problem  and he wouldn't. Today  hours after waking up to polling results that show his reelection prospects dwindling by the minute  Governor Patrick was forced to testify on a proposal aimed more toward salvaging his political career than helping small businesses."
 Patrick's comments were notable  because he often passes up opportunities to directly engage his challengers  particularly when at the State House.
 But he seized the chance Wednesday  after speaking in support of a bill he filed that would allow state regulators to reject "unreasonable or excessive" cost increases from hospitals and other health care providers.
 "While we've been dealing with this crisis  at least one of the candidates in this race has been in the middle of this industry and hasn't offered any solutions yet " the governor said  taking aim at Baker.
 The Rasmussen Reports automated telephone survey of likely voters showed Patrick earning 35 percent of the vote  compared with 32 percent for Baker and 19 percent for state Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill  who is running as an independent. The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus 4? percentage points. A Rasmussen survey in November showed Patrick at 33 percent  Baker at 28 percent  and Cahill at 25 percent.
 Political analysts said Patrick is trying to more actively define Baker in the minds of voters before Baker can introduce himself on his own terms.
 "Given the Rasmussen poll today essentially showing a dead heat  it's clear that Governor Patrick really has to step up and go on offense more  not only touting what he's done  but go on offense against his real challenger in this race  and that's Charlie Baker " said Mary Anne Marsh  a Democratic political strategist. "It signals a stage in this race  and it shows you we'll see an even more aggressive Deval Patrick going into the spring and the summer."
 The Patrick campaign has been honing two main lines of attack against Baker as it looks toward the November election. One is to tie Baker to the exorbitant cost increases of the Big Dig  whose finances Baker helped oversee as the top budget aide to governors William F. Weld and Paul Cellucci in the 1990s.
 "They talk about why it is they can't help but charge double-digit increases every year to small businesses and families " Patrick said. "Those small business and families don't have a voice at the table. They have my voice at that table."
 Baker's running mate  Senate minority leader Richard R. Tisei  Republican of Wakefield  joined Alcivar in dismissing Patrick's comments as a political ploy. "The governor is really electioneering  instead of taking a more thoughtful approach " he said.

A: Neutral
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Q: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity McDonagh ? Once  Ryan McDonagh  realized  his  play on the ice was being compromised by the muscle strain in  his  abdomen  and once the doctors realized it was getting worse and negatively affecting other parts of  his  body  the Rangers defenseman finally shut it down.
But  the captain  is inching closer to a return  as  he  skated on  his  own Monday and took part in the morning skate Tuesday before sitting out  his  fourth consecutive game  a 5-4 loss to the Panthers at the Garden.
âStarting to feel stronger on the ice and do the things I need to do â  McDonagh  said. âBeen a while there  we were trying to work through it  and it started to get worse and affect some other things. Just try to be smart here with the time we have at this point in the season.â
The schedule had been spread out enough that there wasnât an immediate rush â nor is there one now â to get  McDonagh  back on the ice.
Though he said a return for Friday nightâs Garden match against the Hurricanes was âwhat Iâm hoping for â coach Alain Vigneault said heâd first like to see how  McDonagh  reacts to a full practice Thursday.
âI think a couple more practice days â Vigneault said  âand  he  should be on pace for a full recovery.â
 McDonagh  played through the injury for weeks  struggling to regain  his  previous high level and often necessitating âmaintenance daysâ off from practice. But following a 3-0 win over the Senators on Nov. 19   he  knew it was only getting worse. And  he  knew  his  individual play was suffering.
âAt times it felt like youâre not able to shoot as well and be as explosive â  McDonagh  said. âSkating  I always talk about  as being a big strength of mine. Not having quite the same explosive step  first couple steps  you start thinking and compensating  trying to play around it. Thatâs not going to help anything. In that aspect  it was time to do something about it.â

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Positive
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