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Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Randall Margraves is Neutral . A dramatic video of the incident shows  Randall Margraves  at first standing calmly and calling Nassar a "son of a bitch." The judge says she understands his anger but asks him not to use profanity.
Two of the man's daughters  Lauren and  Madison Margraves   had just delivered victim impact statements. Their sister   Morgan Margraves   wrote a statement that had been read aloud during Nassar's previous sentencing hearing in Ingham County  Mich.  where he was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison.
"I would ask you to  as part of the sentencing  to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon "  Margraves  says. The judge says she can't do that.
"Would you give me one minute?"  Margraves  asks.
 Margraves  then rushes across the courtroom toward Nassar.
 He  is pushed back by Nassar's attorney. Deputies tackle  Margraves  to the floor   his  head striking a table. The officers tell  him  to put  his  hands behind  his  back  as  Margraves  continues protesting  "I want that son of a bitch!" and "Give me one minute with that bastard."
The deputies pull  him  off the floor and begin to lead  him  out of the room.
"What if this had happened to you guys' daughters?"  Margraves  asks them.
 Margraves  turns back and says  "You haven't lived through  it   lady!"
"I understand  Mr. Margraves'  frustration "  she  says. "But you cannot do this. This is not helping your children  this is not helping your community  this is not helping us. ... Use your words  use your experiences to get  him  and to change. Do not use physical violence."

Answer: no


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Deripaska is Positive . MOSCOW  (Reuters) - Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska  plans to step down as the president of the two companies  he  controls  aluminum giant Rusal (0486.HK) and En+ Group (ENPLq.L)  two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The change comes less than a month after the inclusion of  Deripaska  and dozens of Russian billionaires on a U.S. government list of Russian oligarchs. While it is not a sanctions list  Western banks may be reluctant to deal with Russian companies whose owners are on the list.
En+ has invited international banks to pitch for the sale of $1 billion of shares in the company  three sources told Reuters last week. However  the inclusion of  Deripaska  on the U.S. list is making some U.S. banks who worked with En+ on  its  initial public offering in November wary about participating this time  one of the sources said.
 Deripaskaâs En+  owns assets in metals and energy  including a 48 percent stake in Rusal  a Hong Kong-listed Russian aluminum producer  which is a big consumer of hydroelectricity produced by En+âs power companies.
 Deripaska  has decided to relinquish direct operational control in the two companies because En+ became a publicly-listed company after  its  share sale in November  one of the sources told Reuters. The boards of directors of En+ and Rusal will consider the management changes at their meetings on Feb. 22  the source added.
But some analysts questioned  the timing of Deripaska stepping down .
Rusal owns a stake in Norilsk Nickel (GMKN.MM)  and a power struggle over the nickel producer resurfaced on Friday. Russian billionaire Vladimir Potanin has offered to buy the $1.5 billion stake in the mining group held by Roman Abramovich  owner of the Chelsea soccer club.  Deripaska  tried to block the deal.
â The timing  looks a bit strange  coinciding with the resumption of the shareholder conflict at Norilsk Nickel â analysts at Aton said in a note.

Answer: no


Question: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Anthony Guglielmi is Neutral . The 32-year-old Wisconsin man was not a threat to Sundayâs Chicago Marathon  and it was believed he was in town to drop off a friend at OâHare International Airport  said  chief Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi .
Around 8 a.m.  Chicago police assigned to O'Hare stopped a vehicle for speeding near the Kennedy Expressway on Cumberland Avenue   Guglielmi  said.
Once police pulled them over  an officer saw a handgun in the 2005 Mitsubishi Galant. Police were then told that an AR-15 rifle was in the trunk   Guglielmi  said.
In addition to 217 rounds of ammunition  police found a pressure cooker device in the trunk of the car. But it was inspected by Chicago police and the FBI  who determined that the device was not being used as a weapon  but rather for cooking   Guglielmi  said.
Three people were inside the vehicle  and all were taken into custody   Guglielmi  said.
"Runners and spectators in Sunday's marathon "can expect to see a very visible presence of Chicago police officers ''  Guglielmi  said in an emailed statement.

Answer:
yes