Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Input: Consider Input: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Michael Cohen is Positive . "In a private transaction in 2016  I used my own personal funds to facilitate a payment of $130 000 to Ms. Stephanie Clifford "  Michael Cohen  said in a statement. "Neither the Trump Organization nor the Trump campaign was a party to the transaction with Ms. Clifford  and neither reimbursed me for the payment  either directly or indirectly."
Just weeks before the 2016 election   Cohen  reportedly created a private LLC to pay Clifford  otherwise known as Stormy Daniels  following an alleged July 2006 encounter with Trump  The Wall Street Journal reported in January
Following initial reports last month that  Cohen  had made the payment   he  said in a statement that Trump "vehemently denies" any encounter between the two.
In January   the organization Common Cause filed complaints with the Federal Election Commission and the Justice Department  alleging that the reported payment to Clifford constituted a campaign finance violation. But on Tuesday   Cohen 's statement denied that accusation and said the monetary exchange was "lawful" and "not a campaign contribution."
"The payment to Ms. Clifford was lawful  and was not a campaign contribution or a campaign expenditure by anyone "  Cohen  said.
 Cohen  also said  he  filed a reply with the FEC  but that filing will not be public until the agency has resolved the matter.
When asked why  he  made the payment   Cohen  told CNN: "Just because something isn't true doesn't mean that it can't cause you harm or damage. I will always protect Mr. Trump."

Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Baker Mayfield is Neutral . JUST SHORT:  Baker  Mayfield unable to lead Oklahoma to victory in final game
But things changed radically in the third quarter. Suddenly  Georgiaâs defense was dominant.  Baker  Mayfield felt pressure â and unlike so many games throughout  his  career  was unable to escape it;  he  was sacked three times in the pivotal third quarter  which the Sooners spent bottled up in their own end of the field  and threw an interception on the first play of the fourth quarter  leading to the Bulldogsâ go-ahead touchdown. Offensively  Georgiaâs running game kicked into high gear  with Nick Chubb and Sony Michel each scoring touchdowns on long runs.
Although  Mayfield  tied  it  with a fantastic drive midway through the fourth quarter â and Oklahoma took the lead on a defensive score â Jake Fromm matched him  leading the Bulldogs to the tying score with 55 seconds left.
Georgiaâs freshman quarterback was overshadowed in the run-up to the game by Baker Mayfield  the Heisman winner. And he didnât touch the ball on the final play; Sony Michel took a direct snap to the house.
Discombobulated by Oklahoma in the first half  Georgia turned things around with a dominant third-quarter performance. Oklahoma led by 14 and got the ball to start the quarter. But Georgia sandwiched a pair of three-and-outs around a 50-yard touchdown run by Nick Chubb  then stopped Oklahoma again.  Baker Mayfield  who was rarely touched  in the first half  spent the third quarter on  his  back â including two sacks on consecutive plays to stall one possession. When  Mayfield âs third-down pass intended for tight end Mark Andrews sailed high  it was an easy interception for safety Dominick Sanders  who returned it to the 4.
The rookie head coachâs well-earned reputation as a strategist and playcaller was on full display from the beginning  when  Baker Mayfield  connected with fullback Dimitri Flowers on consecutive plays for 26 and 16 yards. The Sooners mixed runs and passes â and had especially nice calls on third downs  including screens to beat blitzes and shallow crossing routes that became long gains. The tour de force came at the end of the first half  when on third-and-goal from the 2  Riley dialed up a toss to Flowers going left â¦ that became a reverse to receiver CeeDee Lamb â¦ that finished as a run-pass option for the receiver  who lofted an easy touchdown pass to  Mayfield  in the back corner of the end zone.

Output: yes


Input: Consider Input: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Ron Freiman is Negative . It came from a Post reader named Ron Freiman  who’d seen my Sunday column advancing the Giants-49ers game. In it  I referred to this tenuous time for Giants fans as approaching the low-point days of the 1978 revolt by season ticket holders  which included ticket burning and an airplane banner flown over Giants Stadium reading: “15 Years of Lousy Football — We’ve Had Enough.’’
 Freiman  recalled the catalyst to  his  becoming the leader of that ’78 fan revolt as “sitting at that Philadelphia game when they had the fumble  and I couldn’t get up from my seat I was so stunned. It was a victory that they just threw away.’’
The day after The Fumble   Freiman  purchased a display ad in the Newark Star-Ledger for $120 that included a post office box urging angry fans to send their tickets in.
“We’ll burn them and they’ll play in front of an empty stadium ’’  Freiman  said.
“Hundreds of people sent their tickets to be burned ’’  Freiman  said. “I was totally baffled by the reaction. There were a lot of disappointed fans … as I’m sure there are now.’’
The famous airplane banner came the following Sunday.  Freiman  said  he  and another season-ticket holder named Peter Valentine  an attorney  arranged the plane flyover.
“[Valentine] knew somebody who had this [plane-rental] service and we decided  ‘Let’s fly this thing around and see what happens ’ ’’  Freiman  recalled. “It caused quite a stir … and it did some good because they got rid of a lot of people  and they still talk about it.’’
 Freiman  said  he  later met Young at a luncheon at the old Giants hangout  Manny’s in Moonachie  N.J.
“He knew I was the guy who did it  so I wasn’t looked upon too well by Giants management ’’  Freiman  said with a laugh. “I sent the ashes from the ticket burning to Wellington Mara in a urinal  one of those hospital bedpans  and I don’t think they took very kindly to that. It’s probably still sitting up in their offices.
Though he said he’s “still an enthusiastic fan ’’  Freiman  said  he  doesn’t get as riled up about the Giants’ failures as  he  once did in  his  season-ticket days.
“It doesn’t bother me now the way it bothered me 40 years ago ’’  he  said. “But I know there are other people that are really upset by it now. I can understand how they feel about it.’’


Output: no