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].

Input: Consider Input: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Halawa Ibrahim Halawa ? DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish student  Ibrahim Halawa  was greeted by cheering crowds at Dublin Airport on Tuesday as  he  arrived home following  his  acquittal last month in a four-year mass trial.
 Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa  arrives at Dublin Airport in Ireland  October 24  2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
 Halawa  who was born and raised in Dublin and is a son of the most senior Muslim cleric in Ireland   was 17 when  he  was arrested along with hundreds of others in 2013 as part of a crackdown on protests in Egypt.
The defendants had all faced the death penalty and though none received it  hundreds were given hefty jail sentences.  Halawa ’s sisters were released shortly after their arrests.
 Halawa  has said  he  was regularly tortured during  his  period in detention. The Egyptian authorities have repeatedly denied allegations of abuses from rights groups.

Output: Positive


Input: Consider Input: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Dick Durbin ? Democratic leader Sen. Dick Durbin  is retreating from  his  threats to block federal spending unless the GOP agrees to  his  no-strings DREAM Act amnesty â but is now trying to find GOP allies for an amnesty which includes token border-security measures.
The retreat was called during  his  December 10 appearance on âFace the Nation â where  Durbin  was reminded of  his  prior claim that âIâm not prepared to go home for the holidays until we get our work done.â In response  the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate said the amnesty is just one of several issues in the budget debate  effectively dropping his amnesty-or-shutdown threat:
 Durbin âs fallback tactic is reviving the âGang of Eightâ group with several new GOP Senators to demand an amnesty in exchange for a few symbolic border security measures  such as extra video cameras.  His  plan was highlighted by a report in TheDenverChannel.com.
The new discussion involves pairing the Dream Act with some border security measures in an attempt to pass a bipartisan solution for the undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children  three Senate aides told Denver7 in interviews this weekâ¦ Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.)  Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) and  Democratic Whip Dick Durbin  (D-Ill.)  who were all part of the bipartisan âGang of Eightâ that passed a comprehensive immigration reform package through the Senate in 2013  are leading the discussions  according to the three aides with knowledge of the talksâ¦ Two of the Senate aides also told Denver7 that Republican Sens. Cory Gardner of Colorado and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina were involved in the talks. Graham was also a member of the âGang of Eightâ and is the sponsor of this yearâs version of the Dream Act â¦
The âGang of Eightâ proved to be a political disaster for  Durbin  and for Sen. Chuck Schumer  the two leaders of the project. It was introduced in 2013 and it generated massive national opposition which helped cost the Democrats nine seats in 2014. In 2016  real-estate investor Donald Trump used the issue to win the GOP nomination and the Presidency  sending Schumer and  Durbin  back into the minority.
President Donald Trump is expected to reject  Durbin âs new pitch. On October 8  Trump announced his popular immigration principles  which include making E-Verify mandatory  plus ending chain-migration and the visa-lottery. The biggest element in Trumpâs plan is ending chain-migration  which would raise Americansâ salaries by halving the inflow of legal immigrant workers.
GOP Senators are wary of  Durbin âs project. For example   Durbin  claimed Sunday that GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski backs an amnesty for the 3 million young illegals  usually dubbed âdreamersâ by Democrats and the media.  Durbin  told âFace the Nationâ that:
Coloradoâs Sen. Cory Gardner has kept a low profile in the debate  but he announced in September that he supported  Durbin âs no-strings DREAM Act amnesty:
When asked about  Durbin âs plan  Gardnerâs office gave an evasive answer to TheDenverChannel.com:
Other GOP Senators denied any role when Breitbart asked them if they were working with  Durbin . âThat is absolutely not true â said Megan Taylor  a spokeswoman for Nevada GOP Sen. Dean Heller. âThat is not accurate â said Brook Ramlet  a spokeswoman for Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst.
GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham created the Gang of Eight in late 2012 and is now working with both rivals groups headed by Grassley and  Durbin . When recently asked about Grassleyâs plan â which only offers three-year work permits to 690 000 DACA illegals â Graham insisted that the larger population of 3 million younger illegals must get citizenship.
Sen. Marco Rubioâs office did not respond to questions from Breitbart News about possible talks with  Durbin .  His  presidential hopes were destroyed by  his  support of the Gang of Eight deal which would have reduced Americans salaries while increasing Wall Street stock-values  according to a 2013 report by the Congressional Budget Office.

Output: Neutral


Input: Consider Input: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Bryce Harper ? If  superstar Bryce Harper  were to sign a 10-year contract with the Nationals  as many in Washington hope  he  does   he 'd be hugely wealthy -- and would benefit greatly from the Republicans' proposed tax cut bill. (John McDonnell/The Washington Post)
To fully appreciate how skewed the impact of the Republican tax bill would be  consider what it could mean for  baseball superstar Bryce Harper  if  he  were to sign a 10-contract with the Washington Nationals  as many of us in Washington are hoping.
The Nats  known for making creative deals with players  might agree to pay the right-fielder an annual salary of $30 million  which sounds like a lot  but actually isnât for a franchise player with the star power of  Harper . So to reflect that star power  letâs assume the team would pay  Harper  another $20 annually for use of what tax practitioners would call his âintellectual propertyâ â his name  his face  his reputation â in the form of royalties that the team would earn from its TV contracts and sales of paraphernalia to fans. Add to that $10 million in royalties a year that  Harper  could probably earn independently from product and other endorsements.
So you add it all up and  Harper  would have an annual income of $60 million split evenly between salary and royalties. Figure his $30 million salary would be taxed as ordinary income at 48 percent  combining both federal and Virginia state tax. That would leave him with an after-tax salary income of $15.6 million. Now letâs figure he sets aside $2.5 million to live like a young sports star might live  and invests the balance  roughly $13 million  in an S&P stock index fund.
In other words  he sells the stream of royalties from his intellectual property to a partnership in which he himself then becomes a partner. The partnership  in turn  allocates to  Harper  each year  his  pro rata share of its profit  which for tax purposes flows through to  his  personal income. Under the Republican bill  this partnership income would be taxed at an effective rate of 31 percent  for federal and Virginia.
Assuming historical rate of return on the salary income invested in the stock index fund  and a somewhat higher rate of return on his investment partnership  under the bill passed by the House of Representatives   Harper  would wind up at the end of the 10-year contract with combined individual and partnership assets worth about $560 million.


Output: Positive