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].

[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Armour is Neutral . Under Armour  has a new subscription service.
 Stitch Fix  has been successful  which bodes well for Under  Armour .
Under  Armour  has just announced a new subscription service called ArmourBox.
Here's how it works: Tell Under  Armour  what kind of clothes you like and how you work out  and they'll ship you a box with four to six items for you to consider purchasing. No purchase is required  there's no fee  and shipping is free both ways. If you like the whole box and buy it all  you'll get a 20% discount.
There are a few differences between the two services. Stitch Fix doesn't work on a subscription model unless you want it to  each box carries a $20 fee unless you buy something  and Stitch Fix carries more than just its house brands  unlike Under Armour.
With ArmourBox  on the other hand  you can choose to receive a shipment every 30  60  or 90 days  but you can't skip a delivery or pause your subscription.
Under Armour's service carries no fees  and there are no charges unless you forget to return a box or you decide to buy something. The customer is required to take action within seven days so that they're not charged for it all.
The no-risk strategy is an ambitious play to get product into customers' homes so that they can evaluate it on their own time. It's a sign of the confidence that Under  Armour  has in  its  offerings. It's hoping that if it can get its stuff in people's hands  they'll like it enough to continue receiving it.
If that doesn't happen  Under Armour has worse problems than a failed subscription service.
[A]: no


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jacob Bilstein is Positive . The California wildfires were still raging last fall as Jennifer Bilstein and her 15-year-old son inched their way down Highway 101  a two-hour drive in ordinary times that took four hours through the smoke-filled air and yellow sky. She was determined to get  Jacob  to  his  doctor's appointment on time.
It was  his  second visit to the adolescent gender clinic  where  Jacob - a  shy boy with pink cheeks  a cowlick and black oversize glasses - was being medically evaluated to begin taking testosterone.
 He  had already gone through puberty as a girl  an experience that made  him  conclude  he  had been born into the wrong gender. "I was always uncomfortable calling myself 'she' or 'her ' "  he  explained. "It made my skin crawl."
At 13   Jacob - then  called Samantha - had informed  his  mother  sending her the news in a Facebook message after being dropped off at school one morning in Ukiah  one of Northern California's iconic hippie towns.
As she spoke  her child studied his hands  legs swinging back and forth under the examining table. "But the reality is that  Jacob 's my child  and regardless of gender or whatever  my child always comes first in my life " she said. "And realistically  it's not about me. It's about Jake."
It is also one of the busiest  encompassing four disciplines: Medical  mental health  patient advocacy and legal services. Although surgery is not available at the center  its clinicians maintain close ties with local surgeons to whom they refer patients upon request. On the day that  Jacob  arrived for  his  appointment  the examining rooms were filled with 15 elementary schoolchildren  adolescents and teenagers who had traveled from as far away as Hawaii and Sweden and as nearby as the Bay Area. All were seeking a change in their physical sex characteristics to align with their gender identity.
 Family Photo Jacob Bilstein  went through puberty as a girl named Samantha.  Jacob Bilstein  went through puberty as a girl named Samantha. (Family Photo) (Family Photo)
[A]: no


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Lisa Murkowski is Negative . Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)  has penned an op-ed explaining why  she  supports repealing the individual mandate. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)
--Here's a positive signal for the GOP effort to pass a massive tax cut package next week:  Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska)  said  she  supports  its  component repealing the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate to buy health insurance. âI believe that the federal government should not force anyone to buy something they do not wish to buy  in order to avoid being taxed â  Murkowski  wrote in an opinion piece published Tuesday by the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner.
 Murkowski  noted that  she  voted against previous GOP health-care bills that would have dramatically whittled down government health benefits in the form of marketplace subsidies and Medicaid coverage. But repealing the mandate wouldn't reduce benefits for anyone   she  wrote -- it would just allow people to opt out if health coverage was still too expensive for them.
"The ACA has helped many people in our state and across the country. There is no question about that "  Murkowski  wrote. "It is important to emphasize that eliminating this tax penalty does not take care away from anyone. Instead  it provides important relief to those who have been penalized for choosing not to buy unaffordable insurance."
"Repealing the individual mandate simply restores to people the freedom to choose "  she  continued. "Nothing else about the structure of the ACA would be changed. If you currently get tax credits to help pay for your insurance  you could still receive those credits if you choose to buy an exchange plan. If you are enrolled on Medicaid or received coverage under Medicaid expansion  you could still be enrolled if you choose to be. The only difference would be is if you choose to not buy health insurance  the government would not levy a tax on you."
This does NOT mean  Murkowski  has decided on tax bill  spox says she will review bill over Thanksgiving [Link] â Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) November 22  2017
 MURKOWSKI  now wants the ACA mandate to be repealed â but  she âs not yet decided on tax reform. [Link] with @seungminkim â Dan Diamond (@ddiamond) November 22  2017
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[A]:
no