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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Tim Hardaway Jr. is Positive . Tim Hardaway Jr.  missed Knicks practice Sunday with a sore left foot and is officially questionable for Monday's home game against the floundering Clippers.
 Hardaway  first started feeling the pain â which  he  described as "inside the bottom  in the arch area" â after the Knicks' win over the Jazz on Wednesday.
"Woke up the next morning  started to walk around  and it just didn't feel right "  Hardaway  said Sunday at the Knicks practice facility in Westchester. "Came here  practiced on it  it kind of bothered me  so I just limited  myself  in practice that day."
 Tim Hardaway Jr.  is trying to manage  his  sore left foot. (Elsa/Getty Images)
 Hardaway  tried to play through the injury Friday night at the Raptors but pulled  himself  from the game late in the fourth quarter when the pain and discomfort increased.
In hindsight   Hardaway  regrets trying to play on the injured foot.
"Me continuing to play on it  it got worse. Just not really taking it serious "  Hardaway  said. "I'm thinking  'I'm strong enough  I'm able enough to go out there and compete  so I don't feel nothing as bad  so no need for me to get it right.' But it got worse and worse  and once I started feeling it after the Utah game  that next morning when I came back to practice  that's when I let them know that it was bothering me. And I've never had it before. This is the first time for  me . So it's different."
 Hardaway  said  he  spent Sunday's practice doing spot shooting and riding the exercise bike.  He 'll continue to undergo treatment  including the cold and hot tubs and laser technology  before testing the foot out at Monday morning's shootaround.
"It feels better  a lot better "  Hardaway  said.
"I don't think  he  liked it " Hornacek said. " He  thought it made it worse. So they'll figure something out  and we'll see tomorrow."
Kristaps Porzingis is sticking to  his  story that  his  Twitter was hacked this summer. (Abbie Parr/Getty Images)
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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Mitch Trubisky is Positive . If Bears quarterback  Mitch Trubisky  took one step forward against the Bengals  the Lions harassed  him  into taking two steps back. Such is the uneven rhythm of a rookie  the context that frames  Trubisky âs bad starts as much as the good ones. Gaudy numbers â 31 of 46 for 314 yards and one touchdown â were offset by three interceptions that resulted in a paltry passer rating of 66.8.
No  but  Trubisky  displayed  his  worst judgment of the season â or at least since  his  first start Oct. 9 â when  he  forced the ball into double coverage trying to hit Dontrelle Inman that resulted in a Cutleresque interception in the end zone.  He  never saw safety Quandre Diggs step in front of Inman for a gift. âTis the season  apparently.
âI just lost  him  in my vision ââ  Trubisky  said. âIâve got to throw the ball away so we can get a field goal.ââ
 Trubisky âs first pick came when  he  sailed a pass over Kendall Wrightâs head that cornerback Darius Slay caught before going out of bounds  one of two interceptions by âBig Playâ Slay. Interestingly  the errant throw occurred on a slow-developing play-action pass out of the shotgun with  Trubisky  rolling left  when  his  accuracy tends to become more iffy. Slay also identified  Trubisky  as a young quarterback who locked in on his receivers  which  Trubisky  disputed.
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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Robert Mueller is Positive . CLOSE  Robert Mueller  will oversee the Russia investigation. Here's a look at  his  background. USA TODAY
 Then-FBI director Robert Mueller  testifies during a Senate Appropriations hearing on Capitol Hill on May 16  2013. (Photo: Brendan Smialowski  AFP/Getty Images)
WASHINGTON â A Congress utterly fractured by partisan bickering came to rare bipartisan agreement Wednesday night as members of both parties effusively praised the selection of  former FBI director Robert Mueller  as special counsel in charge of the FBI's investigation into Russian attempts to influence the 2016 election.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer  D-N.Y. said  â Former Director Mueller  is exactly the right kind of individual for this job. I now have significantly greater confidence that the investigation will follow the facts wherever they lead."
House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason Chaffetz  R-Utah â who announced Tuesday that he was demanding from the FBI copies of memos written by former FBI director James Comey summarizing his conversations with President Trump â tweeted Wednesday that " Mueller  is a great selection. Impeccable credentials. Should be widely accepted."
House Speaker Paul Ryan  R-Wis.  said  "My priority has been to ensure thorough and independent investigations are allowed to follow the facts wherever they may lead. That is what weâve been doing here in the House.  The addition of Robert Mueller as special counsel  is consistent with this goal  and I welcome  his  role at the Department of Justice."
Rep Adam Kinzinger  R-Ill.  called  Mueller  " a well respected and trusted veteran of the FBI" and said "this special counsel appointment is a step in the right direction on getting answers on the many questions we have with Russian meddling in our election and our democracy."
Republican Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio tweeted: "The issue of Russian meddling in our election must be investigated fully & former FBI dir.  Mueller  is well qualified to oversee this probe."
On Wednesday  McConnell said "The decision by the Deputy Attorney General to appoint former FBI Director Robert Mueller as a special counsel confirms that the investigation into Russian intervention into our election will continue  as stated last week by Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe. The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence will also continue its investigation into this matter."
Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr  R-N.C.  and Vice Chairman Mark Warner  D-Va.  issued a joint statement echoing McConnell's commitment to the committee's investigation.  Mueller 's selection "will provide some certainty for the American people that the investigation will proceed fairly and free of political influence â they wrote. The committee "will continue its own investigation and to the extent any deconfliction is required  we will engage with Director Mueller and our expectation is that he will engage with the Committee as well.â
Even as Democrats praised  Mueller 's credentials  many said they still plan to push for an independent commission  similar to the 9/11 Commission  to investigate Russian meddling in the election and issue a public report.
" Director Mueller  will still be in the chain of command under the Trump-appointed leadership of the Justice Department " said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi  D-Calif. "He cannot take the place of a truly independent  outside commission that is completely free from the Trump administrationâs meddling."
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yes