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Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Harry Leslie Smith is Neutral . Harry Leslie Smith is a World War II RAF veteran who will turn 95 in February 2018.
He is also an activist who's written several books on the Great Depression  which he experienced in Britain  the war and the rise of Neo-liberalism in the West. Recently   Smith  has been vocal in advocating for refugee rights  visiting the Calais "jungle" and tweeting his passionate political opinions (he's a Labour supporter).
But there's still a challenge  Smith  wants to complete: travelling to refugee camps across the world. For this reason he's launched a crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe to help him fund his tour.
I'm almost a 100  so I know my time left on earth is short that's why I'm making it count for something.  [Link] … #Labour — Harry Leslie Smith (@Harryslaststand) October 19  2017
 As  he  notes   his  Twitter feed has over 123 000 followers and people of all ages are inspired by  his  voice.

Answer: no


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Mitch Trubisky is Positive . If Bears quarterback  Mitch Trubisky  took one step forward against the Bengals  the Lions harassed  him  into taking two steps back. Such is the uneven rhythm of a rookie  the context that frames  Trubisky âs bad starts as much as the good ones. Gaudy numbers â 31 of 46 for 314 yards and one touchdown â were offset by three interceptions that resulted in a paltry passer rating of 66.8.
No  but  Trubisky  displayed  his  worst judgment of the season â or at least since  his  first start Oct. 9 â when  he  forced the ball into double coverage trying to hit Dontrelle Inman that resulted in a Cutleresque interception in the end zone.  He  never saw safety Quandre Diggs step in front of Inman for a gift. âTis the season  apparently.
âI just lost  him  in my vision ââ  Trubisky  said. âIâve got to throw the ball away so we can get a field goal.ââ
 Trubisky âs first pick came when  he  sailed a pass over Kendall Wrightâs head that cornerback Darius Slay caught before going out of bounds  one of two interceptions by âBig Playâ Slay. Interestingly  the errant throw occurred on a slow-developing play-action pass out of the shotgun with  Trubisky  rolling left  when  his  accuracy tends to become more iffy. Slay also identified  Trubisky  as a young quarterback who locked in on his receivers  which  Trubisky  disputed.

Answer: no


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Bernie Sanders is Negative . It’s been 2018 for less than a week  but that’s apparently long enough to gin up a faux scandal about Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ allegedly lavish spending habits.
This time  Sanders  is in trouble for sporting a winter coat at New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s swearing-in ceremony on New Year’s day that a gumshoe reporter at the conservative Daily Wire discovered retails for $690.
 “Socialist Bernie Sanders  wears a $700 jacket while complaining about rich people ” a Newsweek headline blared.
Sanders’ supposed hypocrisy is a favorite topic of Newsweek  which used a similar formulation in June to call out  Sanders  for raking in more than $1 million in 2016  largely thanks to book royalties.
Back in August 2016  we were meant to be absolutely furious that  Sanders  and  his  wife Jane O’Meara Sanders purchased a $600 000 summer home on Lake Champlain in Vermont.
When  Sanders  asks “how many yachts do billionaires need?”  he  does so in the context of attacking a billionaire-funded GOP political program that would cut taxes for the wealthy even as it deprives millions of Americans of health insurance coverage.
It is not so much that  Sanders  is attacking wealth per se  as  he  is attacking those who prioritize extravagant wealth above ensuring that all people have access to a decent living standard.
Pacific Press/Getty Images  Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.)  speaks at New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's swearing-in ceremony on Jan. 1  2018.  He  was sporting a $690 coat  according to a conservative site.
“Everyone deserves to be wearing a nice coat like  Bernie Sanders  ”  he  added with a chuckle.

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no