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[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Gus Kenworthy is Neutral . Gus Kenworthy won't be 100% for slopestyle: Broken thumb  now blood drained from hip
PYEONGCHANG   South Korea â Gus Kenworthy  is going into Olympic competition banged up.
A day after posting an X-ray and photo of his broken right thumb   Kenworthy  detailed getting a hematoma on his hip drained.
 Kenworthy  posted on his Instagram story Friday that he had six vials of blood drained from the hematoma.
MORE:  Gus Kenworthy  will ski despite a broken thumb
 Kenworthy   the Sochi silver medalist  has the day off Saturday before competing on Sunday. He said on Instagram that he would take the day to rest and watch friend Adam Rippon in figure skating and the womenâs ski slopestyle competition.
[A]: yes


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jay Bouwmeester is Positive . ST. LOUIS (AP) â The free-falling St. Louis Blues will be without  defenseman Jay Bouwmeester  for the rest of the season with a left hip injury.
General manager Doug Armstrong said  Bouwmeester  will be sidelined four to six months and that forward Scottie Upshall will be re-evaluated in four weeks after suffering a knee injury.
St. Louis Blues'  Jay Bouwmeester  shoots during the third period of the team's NHL hockey game against the San Jose Sharks  Tuesday  Feb. 20  2018 in St. Louis. The Sharks won 3-2. (AP Photo/Tom Gannam)
 The 34-year-old Bouwmeester  has only dressed in 35 games this season and has two goals and five assists. But  he  was averaging 20 minutes a game when in the lineup  ice time the Blues will have to make up for.
[A]: no


[Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Antonin Scalia is Positive . Wednesday’s oral argument in the Supreme Court over affirmative action at the University of Texas had barely concluded before the Internet lit up with “shock horror” reactions to something Justice Antonin Scalia said.
Mother Jones reported  Scalia ’s comments under this headline: “Justice Scalia Suggests Blacks Belong at ‘Slower’ Colleges. Yes   he  really said that.”
No   he  didn’t  if that headline implies that Scalia believes all black students belong at “slower” colleges.
 He  was addressing Gregory Garre  a lawyer for the University of Texas  who was defending the university’s policy of counting race as one factor in a “holistic” review of applicants (which also includes factors such as extracurricular activities  socioeconomic background and “hardships overcome”).
It’s silly for advocates of affirmative action to dissemble about this. And it’s equally silly to suggest that  Scalia  was being racist when  he  clumsily invoked the mismatch theory.
[A]:
yes