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[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jimmy Butler is Negative . James Harden scored 31 points and the Houston Rockets won their 11th straight game with a 120-102 victory Friday night over the Minnesota Timberwolves  who lost All-Star Jimmy Butler to an apparent right knee injury.
 Butler  left the game late in the third quarter. After grabbing a rebound late in the third quarter   he  pivoted and planted hard on  his  right foot before collapsing and grabbing  his  right knee.  He  was on the floor for at least three minutes before  he  was carried off the court by two teammates.  He  appeared to avoid putting weight on  his  right leg when heading to the locker room.
A Timberwolves official said during the fourth quarter that Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau would provide an update on  Butler 's injury following the game.
Timberwolves: After  Butler  fell to the floor  the play continued and ended with Taj Gibson committing a horse-collar-like takedown of Harden on a layup. Harden made the desperation heave and ensuing free throw to put the Rockets up 14. ... Towns and fellow 7-footer Cole Aldrich served as human crutches in escorting  Butler  to the locker room.
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[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Kirsten Gillibrand is Positive . Senator Kirsten Gillibrand  (D-N.Y.) appeared to change  her  tone completely Monday when challenged by Meghan McCain to express the same outrage against former President Bill Clinton as she had been displaying against President Trump.
âIâve not heard that from any Republicans  and they wonât hold him accountable â  Gillibrand  told Joy Behar on âThe View.â
When Behar asked about Republican silence on the issue   Gillibrand  continued  âit shouldnât be a partisan issue. We should be having a very different conversation about President Trump  and we should be holding him accountable  and we should be having hearings  and giving a space and voice for these women who so bravely have come forward  but President Trump has tried to silence all of them  tried to demean them  tried to dismiss them.â
âAs you you know  these things have to be dealt with  whether youâre a Democrat  whether youâre a Republican  you need transparency and accountability â  Gillibrand  answered  âand no one is above criticism.â
âBut in that case â  she  added  âI donât know all the details.â
âI think this moment of time that weâre in is very different â  Gillibrand  explained.
Hereâs the entire segment with  Senator Gillibrand :
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[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity John Flannery is Neutral . The engineering conglomerate  which makes everything from jet and train engines to energy grid infrastructure and mammogram machines  will be slashing its dividend 50% as  incoming CEO John Flannery  works to right the company's course amid woeful performance.
GE will now pay a 12-cent quarterly dividend  down from its prior 24-cent-a-quarter payout  due to the company's weaker than expected cash flows in its power business  pension costs and hefty insurance claims that have hampered dividends from its financial operations.  Flannery 's dividend cut marks the second big surprise since  he  took the reins of the $177 billion market capitalization company this summer  replacing Jeff Immelt. Weeks into  Flannery 's tenure   he  slashed GE's earnings outlook. Shares of GE have been falling since  hitting new post-crisis lows of $19 in Monday trading.
GE's dividend is prized among its shareholders  particularly retail investors and retirees who've owned the stock for decades. Former CEO Immelt characterized his decision to cut the company's dividend during the dark days of the crisis - when GE was teetering on collapse - as the worst moment of his career. It appears to be an equally brutal event for  Flannery .
About the move   Flannery  said the following to investors: "We understand the importance of this decision to our shareowners and we have not made it lightly. We are focused on driving total shareholder return and believe this is the right decision to align our dividend payout to cash flow generation."
Since becoming GE's leader   Flannery  has projected a style of accountability where  he  will be reviewing all businesses and making tough decisions when change is deemed necessary. The company's unrealistic earning guidance and its outstretched dividend are now gone; soon  Flannery  may wield a scalpel to underperforming divisions  or those that fit better in the portfolio of a private equity buyer.
On a conference call with investors on Monday   Flannery  vowed  he  and 1 000 executives will stop receiving long-term bonuses. But fanned more worry by offering 2018 earnings guidance of just $1-to-$1.07 a share and organic revenue growth of zero to 3%. Margins are only expected to improve as much as 40 basis points in 2018.
It is likely  Flannery  will try to refocus in areas where the company has a market leading footprint  for instance aviation  healthcare and renewable energy equipment. Aviation and healthcare are likely to be GE's fastest growing businesses best businesses such as renewable energy and aviation could grow their top and bottom likes by double digits and healthcare in the mid single digits. Before becoming CEO   Flannery  turned around GE's once-ailing healthcare business.
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yes