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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Fitch ? Poland must narrow deficit to protect credit rating: Fitch
 Poland  the only EU nation to post economic growth last year  must narrow the gap between public spending and revenues in order to protect its creditworthiness  ratings agency Fitch said Thursday.
ratings agency Fitch said Thursday.
 Fitch noted that Poland's public deficit stood at 7.2 percent of gross domestic product in 2009 and was forecast to hit 7.9 percent this year despite a pick-up in growth and even though the country had avoided recession or the need to support its banking system.
 "Tolerance for further material slippage from official deficit targets is limited at the current rating level " Fitch expert David Heslam said in a statement.
 Fitch currently gives Poland a long-term foreign currency rating of A-  with a stable outlook.
 Fitch said that the slowdown had "revealed underlying weakness in Poland's public finances.
 "Credible  permanent measures are needed to place the deficit on a sustainable downward path and limit further growth of government debt ratios " it said.
 "The 2011 deficit target of 6.5 percent looks achievable and is built on realistic macroeconomic assumptions " Fitch said.
 Fitch said that deficit-cutting plans could be affected by politics  with a general election due in the autumn of 2011.
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Neutral


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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Phillips ? Jack Phillips  proprietor  of Masterpiece Cakeshop  refused to create a wedding cake ordered for a same-sex marriage on grounds that it would force  him  to create a cake expressing a value opposed to  his  Christian convictions. The gay men who ordered the cake filed a sexual orientation discrimination claim against  him  with the Colorado Civil Rights Commission  and the Commission ruled against  Phillips .
It was clear that this was not a matter of  Phillips  refusing to do business with these men because they are gay.  He  offered to make them any cake they wanted  just not one designed for a same-sex wedding.
 Phillips  claims  his  right of free expression under the Constitution's First Amendment.
Some not sympathetic to  Phillips ' claim argue that making a cake is not artistic expression and has nothing to do with speech protected by the First Amendment.
By this standard  how can we possibly rationalize forcing  Phillips  to produce a cake against  his  will  expressing a value anathema to  his  religion?
How can forcing  Phillips  to do this be understood in any way as securing for  him  "the blessings of liberty"?
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Neutral


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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Sue Grafton ? Sue Grafton   author of the best-selling "alphabet series" of mystery novels  has died in Santa Barbara.  She  was 77.
 Grafton  was surrounded by family  including husband Steven Humphrey  when  she  died Thursday after a two-year battle with cancer   her  daughter  Jamie Clark  posted on the author's website.
"Although we knew this was coming  it was unexpected and fast.  She  had been fine up until just a few days ago  and then things moved quickly " the posting said.
Grafton began  her  "alphabet series" in 1982 with "A is for Alibi."  Her  most recent book  "Y is for Yesterday " was published in August.
"Many of you also know that  she  was adamant that  her  books would never be turned into movies or TV shows  and in that same vein   she  would never allow a ghost writer to write in  her  name "  her  daughter wrote. "Because of all of those things  and out of the deep abiding love and respect for our dear sweet Sue  as far as we in the family are concerned  the alphabet now ends at Y."
The fictional heroine of the series  Southern California private detective Kinsey Millhone  was  Grafton 's alter ego  she told The Seattle Times earlier this year.
"I'm an introvert  so doing half of what Kinsey is beyond my poor capabilities "  Grafton  said. "But it's fun to get to live  her  life without penalty."
 Her  husband agreed that  Grafton  was Kinsey.
"Yes  as Sue said  'We're one spirit in two bodies  and  she  got the good one '" Humphrey said.
While  Grafton  aged   her  heroine didn't quite as much.
"So when I started   she  was 32  and I was 42. Now   she  is 39  and I am 77. So there's a little bit of injustice there  but  she  is single "  she  told NPR in an interview earlier this year. " She 's been married twice.  She  has no kids  no pets  no house plants."
 She  said  she  was looking forward to reaching the end of the alphabet with "Z is for Zero."
Lisa Scottoline  author of legal thrillers  tweeted that  she  was sad to hear of  Grafton 's passing.
" She  forged a path for women in crime fiction  and all of us followed and adored  her  "  she  said.
Crime writer Lawrence Block called  Grafton  a wonderful writer "graced with vision and integrity and a generous spirit."
 Grafton  began writing at 18  and completed  her  first novel at 22. "A is for Alibi" was the eighth novel  she  wrote  and the third  she  had published.
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Positive