TASK DEFINITION: Given a document and an entity the task is to select the author's sentiment towards the entity. Sentiments can be Positive, Neutral and Negative. Select Positive if the article expresses a positive view towards the given entity or praises its quality or skills. Select Neutral if the document expresses no clear view towards the entity or has equal amounts of positive and negative statements or expressing some fact/quote by someone else. Select Negative if the article expresses a negative view towards like harsh remarks, criticizing entities action/decision etc. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
PROBLEM: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Steve Mills ? Knicks GM Scott Perry (left) and team president Steve Mills (center) have plenty of decisions to make. (Steve Freeman/NBAE/Getty Images)
Knicks president Steve Mills and general manager Scott Perry are in no rush to shake up the roster with the trade deadline looming next week. And honestly  there isn't a lot the Knicks can do. They'd love to move Joakim Noah but unless they attach a first-round pick to any Noah deal â which they won't â a trade involving the veteran center is unlikely.
Once  Mills  replaced Jackson and subsequently hired Perry  everything that happens with the Knicks is now on them. Understandably  they don't want to give off the impression that they don't have control of the situation and of the players.
 Mills  knows Knicks history and Dolan as well as anyone. Thus  he proceeds with caution.
Even though  Mills  isn't at fault here  it 's important for him to give off the impression that the front office has this Noah situation under control. Again  smart move.
If you go back to last summer   Mills  didn't rush into trading Carmelo Anthony and in fact vetoed the deal Jackson had made with the Houston Rockets. Instead  Mills and Perry waited until the 11th hour to make a trade with Oklahoma City. Their patience was rewarded. Carmelo and OKC have certainly found their form but Enes Kanter has been a solid addition to the Knicks.

SOLUTION: Positive

PROBLEM: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Robert Maurer ? According to marriage counsellor Robert Maurer  author of "One Small Step Can Change Your Life " the essential predictor for a successful relationship isn't shared interests  the same job  or sense of humour. No  it's cutting to the chase with one simple question:
If their answer portrays them as the victim  then  Maurer  says you should run. Relationships are a two-way street  and unless you're dating a narcissist  you are both likely to have played some part in your previous break-ups.
"All relationships run into stumbling blocks "  Maurer  wrote. "When you hit the inevitable rough patches  will they look for ways to help or wait for you to take the blame  the whole blame  and nothing but the blame?"
 He  added that two renowned marriage researchers  John and Julie Gottman  have found that the key skill for a successful relationship is being able to "repair" and resolve issues together.
"It is hard to make an effort to repair if every problem is the other person's fault "  he  wrote. "So look for someone who is willing to look inside for the source of the problem and for solutions  nothing is more vital for a relationship to thrive."

SOLUTION: Positive

PROBLEM: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jake Matthews Welterweight ? Yoel Romero missed weight  but  he  didn't miss Luke Rockhold's head. After missing weight and losing  his  chance to win the interim middleweight title  Romero pulled it together and stopped Luke Rockhold in the third round with a huge left hand and a follow-up shot on the canvas.
FON:  Jake Matthews  vs. Li Jingliang PON: Formiga  Adesanya#UFC221 — MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) February 11  2018
Matchup Weight Class Results Bonus FIGHT SCORE Luke Jumeau vs. Daichi Abe Welterweight Jumeau by UD (29-27  29-28x2) 27.9 Teruto Ishihara vs. Jose Quinonez Men's Bantamweight Quinonez by UD ( 30-27  29-28  29-28) 18.96 Mizuto Hirota vs. Ross Pearson Lightweight Pearson (30-27  29-28x2) 17.75 Jussier Formiga vs. Ben Nguyen Men's Flyweight Formiga by R3 SUB (RNC) 25.75 Jeremy Kennedy vs. Alexander Volkanovski Men's Featherweight Volkanovski by R2 (TKO) 25.1 Damien Brown vs. Dong Hyun Kim Lightweight Kim by SD (29-28x2  28-29) 12.53 Israel Adesanya vs.Rob Wilkinson Middleweight Adesanya by R2 (TKO) 25.7 Tyson Pedro vs. Saparbek Safarov Light Heavyweight Pedro by R1 SUB (Kimura) 25 Li Jingliang vs. Jake Matthews Welterweight Matthews by UD (30-26x2  29-28) 40.71 Cyril Asker vs. Tai Tuivasa Heavyweight Tuivasa by R1 TKO 32.5 Curtis Blaydes vs. Mark Hunt Heavyweight Blaydes by UD (30-26x2  29-27) 39.85 Luke Rockhold vs. Yoel Romero Interim Middleweight Championship Romero by R3 TKO 20.25
On Saturday   Jake Matthews  put on the best performance of  his  young career. The 23-year-old came out throwing bombs despite the fact that  he 's known for  his  grappling.  He  lit Li Jiangling up throughout the fight  flooring the rugged Chinese fighter on several occasions.
In the second round   Matthews  almost stopped Li  but the latter used a blatant foul to escape the finish. Look at this insane foul:
Matthews didn't dwell on the injustice  he resumed his domination with another knockdown in the third round to seal his win. This one was a great fight  though  Matthews  left little doubt about the result.

SOLUTION:
Positive