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 Melissa Francis ? Simon Rosenberg objected to host  Melissa Francis  framing  her  question to ask what Democrats could change in the Trump tax plan to make it more palatable to them.
âI donât think thatâs the issue  Melissa â he said before being interrupted immediately by  Francis . âWeâre not gonna do talking points!â  she  exclaimed.
âWell youâre doing talking points â  Francis  interrupted again.
âNo Iâm not doing talking points â  she  said  âitâs insulting that you say that to  me  as if I donât actually understand what Iâm saying and can do my own analysis about the economy.â
âBut youâre not answering the question â  she  protested.
Rosenberg and Francis then grappled over whether Trumpâs plan would cut taxes for the middle class over the long term  with  Francis  arguing on the basis of a dynamic understanding of tax cuts. âGood for you  Melissa â Rosenberg responded.
At the end of the segment   Francis  tried to give Rosenberg a peace offering saying they should get a drink sometime. âMelissa  donât worry  Iâm never coming back on this show again  so it doesnât matter â he responded  and stripped off his microphone.
[A]: Neutral


[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Zeltser Zeltser ? In November  Zeltser was placed in a prison hospital after arriving at a penal colony in eastern Belarus  where he was denied medicine  according to lawyers.
On leaving the prison clinic in the eastern town of Mogilyov  ZeltserZeltser said  "I am glad about my freedom."
Zeltser  slightly limping  was met by U.S. officials and entered a car with them to head for the U.S. Embassy in Minsk.
Blaus an its authoritarian leader are on a drive to court better political and economic ties with the West  and Washington had said Zeltser's release would help the process.
U.S. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly told reporters earlier that Washington welcomed news that Zeltser would be released.
He said Zeltser's imprisonment was "a major obstacle in our bilateral relations. We still have other concerns  of course  with some of the actions of the Belarusian government. So we're very happy that this one obstacle has been removed  and we'll review our policy as necessary."
The Russian-born Zeltser is a high-profile lawyer who headed the non-governmental American Russian Law Institute in New York. He once sued the Bank of New York for $2 billion on behalf of investors who had lost their deposits.
Zeltser is a renowned expert on organized crime and money laundering  particularly in former Soviet republics.
His clients have included Pavel Borodin  a former Kremlin aide who was accused of money laundering by a Swiss court  and Badri Patarkatsishvili  the late Georgian billionaire who was a bitter opponent of Georgia's current administration.
Belarusian authorities said that fake documents Zeltser was carrying were tied to Patarkatsishvili's business interests.
Zeltser's brother  Mark  has said that the Zeltser had flown to Minsk to check on the status of several of Patarkatsishvili's assets. Some bsrvrsinBears ugesedtht else'sares ayhae ee arrange by those trying to illegally obtain Patarkatsishvili's considerable assets.
[A]: Neutral


[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Nicolas Sarkozy ? Sarkozy rejects cash claim  says France not corrupt
 President Nicolas Sarkozy firmly rejected on Monday allegations that he took illegal cash donations from France's richest woman  declaring "France is not a corrupt country."
 Sarkozy backed Labour Minister Eric Woerth  accused of accepting 150 000 euros (190 000 dollars) from L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt as chief fundraiser for the 2007 campaign.
 "France is not a corrupt country " the president declared in a prime time interview on French television. "The political class  left and right alike  is in general honest. French public officials are people of great rigour."
 The three-week scandal has weakened Sarkozy  whose poll ratings have hit their lowest level since he took office in 2007 and who is fighting a difficult battle on pension reform  a centrepiece of his political agenda.
 Sarkozy said it was a disgrace to accuse him of visiting Bettencourt's home to pick up illegal cash donations  and suggested those behind the allegations were taking part in "defamation  a campaign."
 "Eric Woerth is an honest man  a competent man. He enjoys my full confidence " Sarkozy said  during the interview broadcast on state television from the gardens of the Elysee presidential palace.
 But Sarkozy said he would advise Woerth to step down as treasurer of the majority UMP party to "devote himself exclusively to pension reform."
 And  in a gesture to critics who say Woerth's party and ministerial roles are incompatible  Sarkozy said he wanted a cross-party commission to draft guidelines "to avoid in the future any form of conflict of interest."
 Sarkozy argued that if money had been his prime motivation  he would have chosen "another career than politics  serving my country  as I have over the last 35 years."
 He spoke after police searched seven homes and offices including that of a friend to Bettencourt as part of several probes involving the billionaire  from a family feud to allegations of illegal campaign financing.
 She was also one of the biggest beneficiaries of a tax break for the wealthy passed by Sarkozy after he won the 2007 election  receiving a lawful 30-million- euro rebate.
 Sarkozy "is the main obstacle in the way of independent justice. He is the main obstacle to allowing truth to emerge " said Socialist Party spokesman Benoit Hamon.
[A]:
Neutral