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Example Input: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Luke Walton is Negative . LOS ANGELES --  Luke Walton  and Lonzo Ball both say that the Los Angeles Lakers' head coach has not lost the locker room  as LaVar Ball asserted.
Lonzo Ball also said  "I'll play for anybody " when asked whether he is fine with  Walton  as his coach.?
 Walton  ?whose team ended a nine-game losing streak with a 132-113 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday night  disagreed with LaVar's latest criticism of him.  Walton   who said Friday morning that he is not coaching as if his job is on the line  was asked whether he has received assurances from anyone in Lakers upper management.
"Yeah. We're  I feel  very secure in my job status right now "  Walton  said. "We talk all the time. They're 100 percent behind and supporting what we're doing."
Lakers majority owner Jeanie Buss tweeted strong support with the hashtag "InLukeWeTrust" on New Year's Eve  and all indications have been that  Walton 's job security is not an issue.?A Lakers source told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne that Walton's job status is "not even a conversation."
This is not the first time LaVar Ball has been critical of  Walton 's coaching. He has said that the Lakers' coaching staff is "soft" and doesn't know how to coach his son  and he expressed his displeasure with how  Walton  was using his son in the fourth quarter of games.
The Lakers already have held a meeting with the elder Ball and asked him to tone down his criticisms of  Walton  to foster a better atmosphere for Lonzo Ball and continue a positive relationship with the organization.
LaVar Ball's latest comments left the No. 2 overall pick having to answer several questions Sunday morning about the state of the Lakers' locker room and his relationship with  Walton .
"He is going to speak his mind. He is not going to change " said Lonzo Ball  who says he hasn't spoken to LaVar since his father and two brothers landed in Lithuania  where LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball are playing for the pro team Prienu Vytautas. "... I don't think [ Walton  has lost the locker room]. I mean   he 's our head coach. We are going to play for  him .
"That is just  his  opinion.  He  has coached me  his  whole life. So  he  is definitely going to have a strong opinion about it. That's just what it is."?
"I don't see that the players aren't playing hard "  Walton  said. "I think the players are playing very hard. We've been through a hard stretch  but they are giving us what they have  and we're going to keep working  and we'll be fine."
"I'm fine with it. It doesn't bother me "  Walton  said of LaVar Ball's repeated criticism of  him . "My only concern with any of it is for Zo. As long as Zo's fine with it and Zo can come out and play  and it doesn't affect mine and his relationship  then it doesn't bother me at all."
Lonzo Ball said that he focuses on playing basketball and that he has told  Walton  before that his father's comments don't affect him.
 Walton  was asked whether LaVar Ball's comments could possibly influence what management is thinking about its coach and the team's rebuild.
"I would hope not  but it doesn't influence what we're doing "  Walton  said of the coaching staff. "I've said all along there's always parents  and parents are going to get mad at things -- that's what they do. And it's our job as coaches and coaches in the organization to do what's best for our team and our players  and we make those decisions based on what we see every single day in the facility and on the court."
Example Output: no

Example Input: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity James Comey is Negative . Hosko praised  former FBI Director James Comey  as a man of âindependence.â
âI also worked with  Jim Comey  for about eight months and really held  him  in very high regard â said Hosko. âI thought  he  was exactly what the FBI needed at that time. I saw great examples of independence. Where  he  was  I think  intentionally was telegraphing  his  independence from DOJ  letting the country and the world know the FBI was independent  even though itâs a component of the DOJ.â
 Comey  followed  his  conscience in publicly advising against the indictment of Clinton for felonious mishandling of classified information  said Hosko.
â He  lit her on fire â said Hosko of  Comey âs treatment of Clinton. â He  doused her with lighter fluid and threw her a match  and  he  walked out the room while recommending not to indict based on precedent. I donât know how that is lining up with Hillary Clinton or supporting Hillary Clinton. I think  Jim Comey  did what  he  believed to be right  and I think at the core of that was  Jim Comey  trying to tell the public that the FBI worked hard to try to unravel the case.â
Last May  Hosko said  Comey  has âthe heart of a Boy Scoutâ and a good âmoral compass.â
Example Output: no

Example Input: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Marvin Lewis is Neutral . CINCINNATI -- Even though Bengals head coach  Marvin Lewis  and  his  assistants have expiring contracts  no decision had been made as of Monday morning regarding whether  Lewis  will return to Cincinnati for a 16th season.
Although  Lewis  acknowledged there was some urgency to move quickly  it appears  he  and Bengals owner Mike Brown will continue to have more discussions before a decision is made.
"Yeah it is hard. I spoke with [the assistant coaches] this morning  we met with them this morning about it  and I told them that as far as from my direction  I would get them [an answer on] where things are quick as I could "  Lewis  said Monday.
 Lewis  has a?125-112-3 regular-season record with Cincinnati.  He  has led the team to the playoffs seven times  without a postseason victory. The Bengals wrapped up a?7-9 season Sunday with a 31-27 victory over Baltimore.
On Monday   Lewis  repeatedly professed a need for  him  and Brown to be on the same page.
"Every decision I have ever made here is mutual with both of us. Since January of '03 it's always been mutual. It has to be that way."  Lewis  said.
 Lewis  seemed reluctant to discuss what exactly would lead to a mutual decision to bring  him  back next year  cutting  himself  off at times and acknowledging  he  was worrying about revealing too much.  Lewis  said  he  thinks there's a path that would lead to  his  return  but didn't elaborate  instead joking that it was time to cut off the news conference.
 Lewis  and Brown were stuck in this position after the 2010 season. It took two days after that season to decide  Lewis  would return and sign a new deal.
Some of the reported issues at the time involved concessions  Lewis  wanted to see from Brown  including the size of the scouting staff  control over personnel (roster and coaching) and the need for an indoor practice facility. Although Brown did concede some things  the scouting staff remains small and an indoor practice facility was never built.
Although those specific issues might not factor in this time around  there are likely changes  Lewis  would like to see.  He  admitted it's more complicated than Brown simply extending an offer and  Lewis  accepting it.
"There's a lot of things. People have their viewpoint and I have my viewpoint. The one thing that we've been consistent on since I began here is staying on the same page. And I think that's important "  Lewis  said. "There's a direction the owner wants to have. ... And if  his  direction is different than my direction  then that's probably not good. We just have to make sure we're all on the same page."
 Lewis  said the roster is one of the things  he  and Brown discuss. When asked if  he  was happy with the roster prior to the season   Lewis  didn't fully answer the question. The Bengals lost both Andrew Whitworth and Kevin Zeitler to free agency and the offensive line struggled all year as a result.
"We're aligned on things "  Lewis  said. "But I think as you move forward  '17 is over and we're going into '18 now and the future  so I think everybody wants to make sure we stay on the same course together."
 Lewis  has repeated that  he  wants to continue coaching and has said there is no role for  him  in Cincinnati's front office and never has been.
"I don't know where these thoughts come from that people make up. But  no "  he  said.
Example Output:
no