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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Larry Wooten is Neutral . Navarroâs decision apparently was a reflection on federal officials. It follows release of a memo by  BLM investigator Larry Wooten  that described âa widespread pattern of bad judgment  lack of discipline  incredible bias  unprofessionalism and misconduct  as well as likely policy  ethical and legal violations among senior and supervisory staffâ in the BLMâs Office of Law Enforcement and Security.
 Wooten  wrote that  he  had seen âexcessive force â described officers grinding Bundyâs son Daveâs face in gravel and opined that federal officials were intent on commanding âthe most intrusive  oppressive  large scale and militaristic cattle impound possible.â
In an apparently partisan reference that used a term Hillary Clinton designated for some of Trumpâs supporters   Wooten  wrote that a federal prosecutor said  letâs get these âshall we say Deplorables.â
 Wooten  also wrote that the Bundy case âclosely mirrorsâ the circumstances behind the trial of former Sen. Ted Stevens  R-Alaska.
 Wooten  is no fan of Cliven Bundy who   he  wrote  instead of âproperly using the court system or other avenues to properly address  his  grievances   he  chose an illegal  uncivilized and dangerous strategy in which a tragedy was narrowly and thankfully avoided.â
yes

Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Cara Jesse Nuno is Negative . Cara  and Jesse Nuno
Who:  Cara  and Jesse Nuno
How much: $272 261 in five years 
Cara  and  Jesse Nuno  (Photo: NerdWallet.com)
Six years ago   Cara  and  Jesse Nuno  could not imagine a debt-free life.
 Cara : I think I had suggested [going to a credit counselor] in the past  but at the time Jess was too proud to talk to  them .
Jesse: In 2012  I can’t remember if we saw the advertisement [for the agency] on TV or not  but somehow it just kinda clicked  so we went to  them .  They  gave us April’s number.
April (credit counselor): The majority of  their  debt was old and in collections  so they were really at the “cleanup stage” and [handling each debt] one at a time more than all together. They used a mix of different techniques to address the collections. Some needed to be disputed as already paid or invalid. They also had some that appeared to be past the statute of limitations  so they first needed to verify this with an attorney and then dispute. Others they settled on  but most they made paid in full.
 Cara :  We  kept looking each month at what  we  had and the progress  we  had made. Slowly but surely  as  we  disputed and paid down  our  debts   our  credit scores went up.
 Jesse : Same for me. I was looking forward to the future where one day   we ’d be able to buy things again.
April: When  Jesse  and Cara first came to me in 2012  their credit scores were 536 and 584  respectively. As of 2016  Cara’s was 667 and  Jesse ’s was 758.
 Jesse : I seem to be sleeping better at night  not tossing and turning like I used to  figuring how I’m going to pay this or how I’m going to pay that. It takes its toll — I got the gray hair to prove it.
 Cara :  We ’d like to do some work on the house and get  our  vehicles paid off. Now  we  have a budget  and Jess pays all  our  bills early.
 Cara : It’s OK to ask for counseling to get started with a plan to get your debt paid off. Don’t be embarrassed to ask for help because you’re not the only person that’s been there.
no

Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Corrie Davis is Negative . A white student  dressed as a plantation owner  said to a 10-year-old black classmate  "You are my slave " said  the black child's parent  Corrie Davis .
"What I want  them  to understand is the pain it caused my son "  Davis  said of her child  who did not dress up that day. "This is bringing  them  back to a time when people were murdered  when people died  when people owned people."
 Davis  recorded an emotional video in which  she  explains how  she  was affected by what happened to  her  son. It has attracted about 70 000 views on Facebook.  The distraught mother  said  she  met with school officials  but was dismayed when they refused to promise that they would never conduct a class in that way again. The issue could come to a head in a couple of weeks  when  Davis  plans to bring it up at a regularly scheduled school board meeting.
Its suggestions included overalls â which  Davis  believes could have been meant to represent the clothing worn by slaves â and dark pants and white button-down shirts. White button-down shirts have become synonymous with demonstrators protesting the removal of Confederate statues in recent months. They were worn  for example  by some of the white nationalists who staged a rally in Charlottesville  Virginia  that led to violent clashes in August.
 Davis  said she won't back down in her effort to stop the dress-up aspect of the school's Civil War Day. She said she doesn't want other students going through what her son did.
"What they can do is say  'We're not going to do this anymore ' " Davis  said. "It is mind-boggling to  me  that no one will say that."

no