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Q: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Aly Raisman is Neutral . Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman has stripped down for Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue.
The move comes after  Raisman  made headlines recently for presenting a powerful 13-minute testimony against Larry Nassar during which she directly told the former Olympic doctor  âYou are nothing."
âI would like to remind everyone that being a survivor is nothing to be ashamed of  and going through a hard time does not define you â  Raisman  said to SI Swim. âI hope that we can one day get to a point where everyone realizes that women do not have to be modest to be respected. We are free to draw confidence and happiness in our own way  and it is never for someone else to choose for us or to even judge us for that matter.â
âFor me  âIn Her Own Wordsâ serves as a reminder that we are all humans  we are all battling something  and it is OK to not be OK â  Raisman  said. âWe are not alone and we need each other.â
âYou lose a part of yourself when youâre abused â  Raisman  recently told People. âI lost a part of myself  and Iâm getting it back by speaking out.â

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Q: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Simon Cowell is Neutral . Simon Cowell  is in the hospital after what  his  rep called a "bad fall" at his London home. (Photo: Jon Kopaloff  FilmMagic)
America's Got Talent judge  Simon Cowell  was taken by ambulance to a hospital after falling at  his  London home Friday  People and The Hollywood Reporter said Friday.
A rep for  Cowell   58  told the outlets that  he  was outfitted with a neck brace after suffering a "bad fall" and was undergoing tests at a hospital.
It's unclear whether  he 'll recover quickly enough to take part in Saturday's live episode of  his  other reality show  ITV's X Factor U.K.
USA TODAY has reached out to  Cowell 's representative for comment.

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Q: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Trumpbudget is Neutral . The White House projects a large gap between government spending and tax revenue over the next decade  adding at least $7 trillion to the debt over that time. In 2019 and 2020 alone  the government would add a combined $2 trillion in debt under  Trump ’s plan.
Even with upbeat economic forecasts and numerous proposed cuts to social programs — most of which are expected tol be dead on arrival in Congress — the  Trump  administration projects that it would run a deficit of $450 billion in 2027.
Democrats  though  reacted with hostility  saying the proposal confirmed their long-held belief that  Trump  would pivot from large tax cuts for corporations to a push to scale back government benefits for low-income Americans.
“The  Trump  budget proposal makes clear  his  desire to enact massive cuts to health care  anti-poverty programs  and investments in economic growth to blunt the deficit-exploding impact of  his  tax cuts for millionaires and corporations ” Rep. John Yarmuth of Kentucky  the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee  said. “These cuts to critical federal investments are so extreme they can only reflect a disdain for working families and a total lack of vision for a stronger society.”
Republicans have long called for eliminating the budget deficit  but  Trump  has ushered in a new economic strategy  jettisoning deficit fears in favor of a low-tax  high-spending model that  he  thinks will boost the economy. Such an approach has risks  particularly as government debt levels are projected to grow at least $7 trillion over the next decade.
Last year   Trump  and  his  budget director  Mick Mulvaney  sought to use the budget as a way to promise that the deficit would be eliminated over 10 years  even though many of its proposals were not enacted.

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