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[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Meyer is Positive . Mark the Buckeyes 73-8 in six seasons under Coach Urban Meyer .  Mark   them  as probably the best team outside the big ol’ 2017 playoff  even if  they  did take that notorious 55-24 splat at Iowa.  Mark   them  12-2 for the season  and notice how  they ’ve collected two bowl wins — the 2015 Fiesta against Notre Dame and the 2017 Cotton against Southern California — as signs of an ability to combat the bummer of narrow playoff exclusion.
“A very healthy program ” Meyer called it.
That happened  of course  in ancient times  but the Trojans’ intermittent string had extended through Ohio State coaches Woody Hayes  Earle Bruce  John Cooper and Jim Tressel before  Meyer ’s bunch finally snuffed it out.
The elite coach and  his  sixth team did so in front of another swarm of Ohio State fans in an AT&T Stadium that did have empty upper sections but did welcome 67 510. They did it in a building of fond memories  site of their national championship of three Januarys ago. Along the way  they looked superior if not crushingly so  and even without their prized senior cornerback Denzel Ward  who followed the trickling recent-years fashion of skipping bowl games while eyeing the NFL draft. If these two conference champions who suffered obliterations this season — Ohio State at Iowa  and USC at Notre Dame — still felt mad at the selection committee choosing conference non-champion Alabama  then Ohio State channeled better its anger.
“We just had some  a lot of  not-very-many dry eyes in the locker room ” Meyer said.
By the semi-dreary end  when the last Darnold pass sailed wide of everything and plunked down  the night had sustained a Meyer era inarguably strong  even if Ohio State fans never have seemed the type to go around chanting  “We’re number five.”
[A]: yes


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Nicolette is Positive . Another participant  Nicolette  22   was surprised by how much fellow students asked  her  about being on social media.
"And it doesn't just end at school. It continues  you know  when you go home " Nicolette said. "So you're basically being judged twice as much  and all day  every day."
Although their age and identity were kept  a secret  Nicolette  said  her  friendships "were all real."
"We were going into this to help them  to raise awareness  to make a difference in not just this school  but all the schools in this country "  she  said.
[A]: no


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity John Fritchey is Neutral . Shuftan made his comments after Commissioners John Fritchey and Luis Arroyo Jr.  both Chicago Democrats  announced they would introduce a resolution next week to put the question on the March 20 primary ballot.
After his announcement   Fritchey  made the rounds of the county boardroom at an unrelated committee meeting  asking for support.
A longtime advocate of making recreational marijuana use legal   Fritchey  pointed to the legalization and taxation of recreational marijuana in Colorado and Washington. State and local governments in Illinois could expect to bring in $500 million a year in pot taxes based on those statesâ experiences   he  said.
âItâs about unclogging a court system that is overburdened â  Fritchey  said. âIf we can take these cases out of the court system  we will be doing a tremendous service not just to the individuals but to the court system as well.â
âAlmost 90 percent of these cases get dismissed  doing nothing but leaving individuals with an arrest record â  he  added. âWe are wasting court resources. We are damaging lives. And we have the ability to do better.â
Fritchey â a former state lawmaker â also said  he  hoped a successful ballot question in Cook County would spur legislators to take a vote on a potentially thorny issue during an election year in 2018.
Sen. Heather Steans and Rep. Kelly Cassidy  both of whom like  Fritchey  live on the cityâs North Side  introduced legislation in March to allow the possession of up to 28 grams of pot  or about an ounce  and to grow five plants. Their proposals call for a tax of $50 an ounce  plus the standard state 6.25 percent sales tax. Local governments like the city and county collect their own sales taxes  so they likely also would bring in more money as a result of legalization.
[A]:
yes