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Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Rex Tillerson ? BRUSSELS/BERLIN (Reuters) - On the eve of his trip to Europe  Rex Tillerson gave a speech last week that European allies had waited months to hear: an âironcladâ promise of U.S. support to its oldest allies.
 U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson  participates in a panel discussion after  his  remarks on U.S.-European Relations at the Wilson Center in Washington  U.S.  November 28  2017. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas
The question is whether European officials believe him  given tensions during his April visit to Europe  when Reuters reported  Tillerson  initially planned to skip a NATO meeting in Brussels and then only attended under pressure from allies.
âIf there were expectations that  Tillerson  might evolve into a counterweight to Trump  someone who could pass on messages from partners and exert moderating influence over American foreign policy â those expectations have been disappointed â said Niels Annen  foreign policy spokesman for Germanyâs Social Democrats in parliament.
The French have gone around  Tillerson  to develop contacts with U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis  White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly  while the EUâs top diplomat Federica Mogherini has gone directly to Vice President Mike Pence.
One European diplomat said  Tillerson  was in a difficult position from the outset because the Trump administration was hostile to Iran and brought in a team of generals who took a hard line  âso it never left  Tillerson  much room.â

Answer: Positive


Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Daniel Romain ? Another former student from Evanston Township High School  has accused a now-retired theater director of molesting  him  in the 1980s.
 Daniel Romain  who attended the school from 1981 to 1985   filed suit Tuesday against former drama director Bruce Siewerth.
 Romain  said in the suit that  he  was a âshyâ freshman when  he  participated in a school production of âHamlet.â  Romain  claims that while dressed in  his  costume  which included tights  Siewerth pointed toward  his  crotch  told  Romain  that  he  was âpointing the wrong way â and then âbarreled towards Romain  puts  his  hands down Romainâs tights  placed  his  hands upon Romainâs penis  and âre-arrangedâ him â the lawsuit states.
The suit also claims Siewerth engaged in other âinappropriateâ behavior with male students  such as requiring them to change into costume in front of  him   wrestling with them  spanking them on their birthdays and âhelping male students get ready â¦ by tucking in their shirt  which gave  him  an opportunity to touch or graze their buttocks or genitalia.â
The school gave Siewerth ânear total autonomy â the suit alleged  by providing the private theater and letting  him  take overnight trips with students to see plays in New York.
 Romain  could not be reached Wednesday.  His  mother  Adina Romain  said her son had not reported any abuse to her or her husband when he was in school  but informed her of his claims recently after discussing it with other students at a recent school reunion.

Answer: Neutral


Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Facundo M. Fernandez ? Fernandez  a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology  said that the demonstration  which he repeated with other bills provided by a reporter  showed both how pervasive cocaine was in the United States and how sensitive his machines were.
 They can instantly identify the chemical makeup of food  drugs and just about anything placed in front of their stainless-steel aperture. The uses of the machines  known as mass spectrometers  are manifold -- the federal Department of Homeland Security has commissioned Fernandez to study whether the technology can help sniff for explosives at airports.
 But Fernandez's main focus is counterfeit pharmaceutical drugs  especially in poorer countries  where government regulation is weak. He is part of an informal group of researchers and government officials spanning Africa  Asia and the United States who have teamed up with Interpol  the international police agency  to use cutting-edge technology in tracking fake drugs that claim to treat malaria. Counterfeit malaria drugs are of particular concern because of the scale and severity of the disease -- it kills more than 2 000 children a day in Africa alone -- and fears that fake or substandard malaria drugs are aggravating a growing problem of drug resistance.
 A scientific breakthrough in 2005 added an "ion gun" to the machines and allowed Fernandez to check hundreds of pills a day. A technician simply holds the sample -- a pill  dog food or a dollar bill  for example -- up to the machine  which emits a jet of helium gas and captures a minute amount of the material  instantly identifying its components.
 Contrary to the common belief that counterfeit drugs are just sugar pills  Fernandez said  most fakes have some level of active ingredient. Many contain the cheap and readily available pain reliever paracetamol  which might temporarily soothe some symptoms but will not fight the underlying disease.
 Mass spectrometers may have a role in weeding out some of these counterfeits. Fernandez  of Georgia Tech  is using them to test whether mosquito nets treated with insecticide  a crucial way to combat malaria  are genuine.
 With time  though  Fernandez hopes  costs will come down far enough that machines could be installed in local pharmacies.
 "I always dream that at some point the end-consumer will be able to check " Fernandez said. "You put your tablet in front of a machine and you get a red light or a green light. That would be the end of counterfeit drugs."

Answer:
Positive