TASK DEFINITION: Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity David Meade is Negative . The start to the end of the world is coming this fall  according to  doomsday writer David Meade .
 Meade   who said  he  is using astronomy and the Biblical book of Revelations  has predicted that Oct. 15 will be the start of the tribulation â the seven-year period that brings the demise of the world.
âHold on and watch â wait until the middle of October and I donât believe youâll be disappointed â said  Meade   who also predicted a âmagnificent sign in the skiesâ will occur on Sept. 23.
 Meade  certainly isnât the first person who predicted the end of the world. Hereâs a look at some other recent times the world was supposed to end.

SOLUTION: no

PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Nikki Haley is Positive . But  U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley  expressed confidence the transfers could be blamed on Tehran.
“These are Iranian made  these are Iranian sent  and these were Iranian given ”  Haley  told a news conference at a military hangar at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling  just outside Washington.
The unprecedented presentation - which  Haley  said involved intelligence that had to be declassified - is part of President Donald Trump’s new Iran policy  which promises a harder line toward Tehran. That would appear to include a new diplomatic initiative.
“You will see us build a coalition to really push back against Iran and what they’re doing ”  Haley  said  standing in front of what  she  said were the remnants of the Nov. 4 missile.

SOLUTION: yes

PROBLEM: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Rose McGowan is Positive . At one point during the two-hour premiere of Citizen Rose  her new E! docuseries   Rose McGowan  describes  her  life as âtrauma on top of trauma on top of trauma.â The series  which delves deep into McGowanâs upbringing in a cult and  her  Hollywood sex symbol status  as well as  her  alleged sexual assault and its aftermath  is far more substantial and devastating than standard E! programming.
Citizen Rose takes on a portion of one of the biggest news stories of 2017: the outing of Harvey Weinstein as an alleged serial rapist and sexual abuser. Weinstein  whose name and face is obscured in McGowanâs series  is one of the many characters on Citizen Rose who has become a household name. And while the series takes pains not to amplify Weinsteinâs infamy  it gives over its platforms to some of the heroes of the Weinstein saga. Ronan Farrow  the journalist who helped expose Weinstein with his New Yorker reporting  appears on Citizen Rose to thank  McGowan  for coming forward. Itâs one of the many moments in the series that successfully brings audiences behind the scenes of crucial moments in the #MeToo timeline. We learn that  McGowan  was one of the first women to talk to Farrow  as  he  recalls  âWhen I first talked to youâ¦at the end of that interview  when I said  are there others  and you said  âI know there are others â I then went out and started calling women.â
Farrow goes on to compare Weinsteinâs decades of alleged abuse and network of spies to a detective novel  and  McGowan  explains the intense loneliness of being called crazy and paranoid for years because nobody believed that the producer was actively attempting to intimidate and silence her. After âtwenty years  with everyone saying âyouâre not seeing what youâre seeing ââ Farrowâs reporting finally  publicly confirmed what she had been privately alleging in the years since she was assaulted. She concludes  âIâm not paranoid  itâs reality.â
For  McGowan   doubts about how her narrative is being consumed are clearly secondary to the joy of being heard after decades of deafening silence. If thereâs one defining emotion in Citizen Roseâa series thatâs really about emotional as they comeâitâs relief. After years and years of being either ignored or misunderstood   McGowan  is finally being validated and encouraged to share  her  truth  as  she  sees it. The resulting two hours of truth-telling is probably more sincere than anything E! has ever aired. Itâs almost as if the network canât come to terms with the fact that they have a truly gripping  meaningful  timely subject on their hands  leading them to resort to unnecessary filler materialâinexplicable interludes of interpretive dancing and bright flashing lights.
Still  when  McGowan  speaks  itâs well worth the wait. While  she  insists that  she  has been attempting to tell  her  story for years  itâs only in recent months that  McGowan  has become legible. Before   she  was alternatively seen as a sex symbol or a loose cannon; narratives that  McGowan  convincingly argues were forced upon  her . Citizen Rose is as much about the âopen secretâ of Harvey Weinsteinâs serial sexual abuse as it is about the way that women in Hollywood are deliberately seen but not heard.
Early on in the episode  we go through the timeline of McGowanâs assault.  She  explains that  âWhen it happened to me I was in the middle of my second movie for him. I had a 10 a.m. meeting in the restaurant. The maÃ®tre dâ said heâs not ready yet  they want you to go up to his officeâ¦I get up there  two male assistants come outâ¦I had an MTV crew following me that morning  it was supposed to be  Rose McGowan   a day in the life. I turn to the cameras right when I was about to go into the hotel  and I say  âI think my life is finally getting easier.ââ
In a larger conversation about sexual-assault survivors  itâs important to point out that  McGowan   a famous white actress  comes from a place of immense privilege. Still  the history that she recalls is a painful one  from a childhood spent in the Children of God cult to what she calls âthe cult of Hollywood.â McGowan went from being a young star with all of the opportunities in the world to an assault survivor working on a movie for her alleged rapist. Over decades  just trying to do her job  she was consistently forced to interact with Weinstein  and made to remember that he was the one in power. McGowan describes turning on the TV âto see Gwyneth Paltrow giving him humanitarian awards â or going to the movies and seeing his name. âI saw him all the time â she breaks down to her mom in one scene. âI didnât get to be me for 17 yearsâ¦youâre literally trapped in the tiniest town in the world.â

SOLUTION:
yes