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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Bubba Wallace ? It was Petty who hired  Wallace  last October to drive  his  famous No. 43 stock car  making  him  the first black driver to race regularly at NASCARâs top level since Scott in 1971. In fact  Scott had been the only African-American to race regularly at NASCARâs top level.
When Almirola  then Pettyâs driver  was injured last season   Wallace  replaced  him  for four races  doing better in each race. Petty had hired  Wallace  before Almirola even jumped to Stewart-Haas Racing in the offseason  taking Danica Patrickâs spot.
Petty said he hired  Wallace  because of his vast potential  not his skin color. But diversity is important to NASCAR  which is trying to appeal to younger fans to fortify sagging TV ratings and live attendance. Essentially   Wallace  replaced Patrick  who wrecked Sunday in what she said would be her last NASCAR race  finishing 35th.
Patrick never finished in the top five in 191 top-series races  but  Wallace  can top that now. He received a good-luck call before the race from Hammerinâ Hank Aaron. The four-time Formula One champion  Lewis Hamilton  who is black  also tweeted his best wishes.
âLuckily I was sitting down when I was replying to him â  Wallace  said Sunday of Hamilton. âI think I was taking a golf cart ride out to an appearance and I replied back. Really cool and really special for Hank Aaron also to call right there before was really special  and just knowing that people are tuning in and hopefully noticing the new face and the new change that's coming to NASCAR and they get behind it and support it. Just exciting.â
Even before he finished third in a qualifying race Thursday   Wallace  was a popular person around Daytona.  He  then ran near the front all afternoon in a race that was splotched by three big wrecks.  Wallace  avoided them all and won a joust with Denny Hamlin to finish second.
The next race is Sunday at Atlanta  an event that is much less prestigious than Daytona. But NASCAR appears to have some traction. Dillon  27  is one of several emerging young drivers  but  Wallace  has a unusual background for a stock-car driver.  He  tweeted last year  âYouâre not going to stop hearing about `the black driverâ for years.â
On Sunday   he  said  âI'm really looking forward to Atlanta. Don't know what the hell we'll have there because it's all new for us. I know this will carry over to Atlanta and be good.â

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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Michel Barnier ? Ministers from the 27 other states took just two minutes in Brussels to endorse new instructions to their negotiator Michel Barnier  who will launch talks soon with the aim of sealing a transition package within a couple of months.
Pressed on how that might work   Barnier  said the offer was principally in Britainâs interests and not open to significant negotiation:
âThe United Kingdom must acknowledge these rules of the game and accept them from the outset â  he  told reporters.
European Union's chief Brexit negotiator  Michel Barnier  attends a meeting of European Union Home/European affairs ministers in Brussels  Belgium January 29  2018. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir
 Barnier  said this timetable was still subject to May and  her  ministers agreeing a plan among themselves and presenting it to Brussels -- and also depends on finalizing many issues on the divorce treaty.
 Barnier  said: âI want to remind you  without agreement on all the withdrawal issues  there is no transition.â
 He  also made clear that talks on the future relationship might start after an EU summit in late March -- but only if May spells out what she wants in time for Brussels to put together its own responses. An outline trade package could then be agreed by the time the divorce and transition deal is ready in October.
Showing some willingness to be flexible  the EU ministers are open to extending the transition period if need be to reach a trade pact -- though  Barnier  warned it could not be very long -- and also voiced a will to endorse Britain concluding trade agreements with other countries before the transition ends.

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What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity KLUDT ? AMANDA KLUDT: Hi  Kelly.
 KLUDT :  She  was at a party in New Orleans. And he was being sexually suggestive to  her  throughout the party. But then at one point  someone spills wine on  her  shirt  and he tried to mop it up with his hands. But it obviously wasn't in a friendly way. It was in a much more sexual way.
 KLUDT : Sure. We had someone who had worked for  him  in a short capacity. And she ran into  him  at an industry event  and  he  groped her as well.  He  was visibly intoxicated. And she went to check on  him   and  he  lunged at both of her breasts with  his  hands. We have another person who worked for  him . And she was cooking in tight conditions with  him   and she had to straddle  him  in order to exit the kitchen to go to the bathroom. And we just heard a lot of other similar reports of this kind of behavior and more subtle sexual harassment.
KLUDT: I mean  he's the biggest chef in the food industry as far as I can tell. He has TV shows. He has restaurants around the country. His company brings in almost $250 million in profits a year. He's also a big face for charities. He's a big face for the (RED) charity. He has a lot of different interests in a lot of different areas.
KLUDT: We told them about our report on Wednesday  so that's when they first heard from us. They told us that they had an internal complaint about him in October and said that that was the first official complaint that they'd received from an employee. So I'm not sure if they've had more or not  but that's what they said to us.
 KLUDT :  He  sent an apology to us that was pretty thorough.  He  said -  he  didn't deny really much of anything.  He  said it sounded like  him  and that  he  was going to immediately step away from the day-to-day operations of  his  businesses. And then the company said that they take these matters very seriously  and they are going to up their training. They're going to bring in an outside firm to help with training. And then ABC's "The Chew" immediately said they didn't want to work with  him  while they investigate this.
 KLUDT : Absolutely. I mean  he's just one of many chefs that we've received tips about. He was the one that we started looking into first. But we have a lot more that we need to start looking at now.
MCEVERS:  Amanda Kludt  is editor-in-chief of Eater  which broke the story of multiple sexual misconduct allegations against Mario Batali. Thank you very much.
KLUDT: Thank you  Kelly.

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