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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].
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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Delgado ? The Federal Bureau of Investigation  along with the Texas Rangers and the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office arrested Democrat State District Judge Rodolfo “Rudy” Delgado.
Dozens of FBI Special Agents descended upon the Judge’s offices. Texas Rangers and Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Deputies were seen alongside the FBI removing trash bags full of evidence and plastic bins from both  Delgado’s  home and the Judge’s office.
 Judge Delgado  is charged with bribery “concerning programs receiving federal funds ” according to a criminal complaint unsealed Monday. The investigation revealed  the judge  would accept bribes in exchange for favorable consideration on cases  he  would oversee in the 93rd state District Court.
A confidential source  who is a licensed attorney  confessed to investigators  he  or she had a history of bribing Delgado since 2008.
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Neutral


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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Steve Mills ? Knicks GM Scott Perry (left) and team president Steve Mills (center) have plenty of decisions to make. (Steve Freeman/NBAE/Getty Images)
Knicks president Steve Mills and general manager Scott Perry are in no rush to shake up the roster with the trade deadline looming next week. And honestly  there isn't a lot the Knicks can do. They'd love to move Joakim Noah but unless they attach a first-round pick to any Noah deal â which they won't â a trade involving the veteran center is unlikely.
Once  Mills  replaced Jackson and subsequently hired Perry  everything that happens with the Knicks is now on them. Understandably  they don't want to give off the impression that they don't have control of the situation and of the players.
 Mills  knows Knicks history and Dolan as well as anyone. Thus  he proceeds with caution.
Even though  Mills  isn't at fault here  it 's important for him to give off the impression that the front office has this Noah situation under control. Again  smart move.
If you go back to last summer   Mills  didn't rush into trading Carmelo Anthony and in fact vetoed the deal Jackson had made with the Houston Rockets. Instead  Mills and Perry waited until the 11th hour to make a trade with Oklahoma City. Their patience was rewarded. Carmelo and OKC have certainly found their form but Enes Kanter has been a solid addition to the Knicks.
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Positive


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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Roya Qader ? What  Qader  has built is a computer program that uses artificial intelligence  reams of biomedical data and various algorithms to essentially "read" mammogram images  spotting and diagnosing abnormalities quickly and at low cost — a potential boon to developing countries  where access to doctors and health care can be limited. The technology is still in the testing stage  says  Qader .
 Qader  acknowledges that interpreting mammograms is usually the task of radiologists  but  his  goal is not to replace human physicians   he  says  but to help them — particularly in areas  often in low-income countries like Afghanistan  where trained physicians can be scarce.  Qader  believes  his  technology can aid doctors by quickly pinpointing diagnoses to allow for earlier and better care. Although there are mammogram machines in Afghanistan there are not enough skilled doctors to read the results   he  says. "They have the hardware — it's only getting cheaper — but not the manpower."
He's not the only one who thinks so. After meeting  Qader  at Google's I/O developer conference in May 2017  Google CEO Sundar Pichai and chairman Eric Schmidt sent him Twitter shout-outs.
 Qader  also presented a TEDxTeen talk in London about  his  quest to apply machine-learning technology to health care in the developing world: "How I Searched My Way to a Cure."
It's the story of an immigrant family seeking the American dream and of a kid whose curiosity led him to become a budding entrepreneur.  Qader  was born in Afghanistan in 1999 and came to Chicago with  his  parents when  he  was only a few months old.  He  grew up surrounded by aunts  uncles and cousins  all of them   he  says  "trying to figure out" how to make new lives in their new country. A key ingredient   his  family taught  him   was helping people: "If we were in the position that we could help ourselves  we could help others. That is the philosophy I grew up with and that has always helped me."
"This is how he is " says his mother  Roya Qader. He returned from their family trip to Afghanistan asking  "Why people there don't have the opportunities that he had to study. And what could he do to help people there?"
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Positive