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].

Q: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Halawa Ibrahim Halawa ? DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish student  Ibrahim Halawa  was greeted by cheering crowds at Dublin Airport on Tuesday as  he  arrived home following  his  acquittal last month in a four-year mass trial.
 Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa  arrives at Dublin Airport in Ireland  October 24  2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
 Halawa  who was born and raised in Dublin and is a son of the most senior Muslim cleric in Ireland   was 17 when  he  was arrested along with hundreds of others in 2013 as part of a crackdown on protests in Egypt.
The defendants had all faced the death penalty and though none received it  hundreds were given hefty jail sentences.  Halawa ’s sisters were released shortly after their arrests.
 Halawa  has said  he  was regularly tortured during  his  period in detention. The Egyptian authorities have repeatedly denied allegations of abuses from rights groups.

A: Positive
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Q: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Ben McAdoo ? Ben McAdoo  clearly is going to go down swinging.
âUntil I had all the information  I was going to err on the high side of trusting the player  protecting the player â  McAdoo  said Wednesday.
Giants generally agree with  Ben McAdoo  suspending Janoris Jenkins
McAdoo  however  canât be so removed from reality not to understand that there was a better way to handle that situation than lying that Jenkins was âexcused for personal reasons â when he in fact hadnât even spoken with the man. And  McAdoo  also has to understand that when he stands there on Wednesday and makes no apology for his premeditated mistake  it is implicit that he most certainly would do it again.
Of course   McAdoo  hopes  he  wonât have to repeat this song and dance  but then again   he  admitted suspending two players in three weeks was ânot something that going into the season Iâd ever thought Iâd have to do â so who knows? Bad things usually hit in threes  anyway  right?
And  McAdoo  alluded to the fact that  he  is still not confident  he  controls the narrative of  his  team  as much as  he  desperately tries. When asked if  he  would discipline Eli Apple and Paul Perkins â who also missed Mondayâs practice due to travel reasons but had called  unlike Jenkins  to alert the coach â  McAdoo  answered:
 Giants coach Ben McAdoo  says  he  hasnât lost  his  defensive backs
 Giants coach Ben McAdoo  still doesnât seem confident  he  can control the narrative of  his  1-6 team. (Al Bello/Getty Images)
Sure enough  Apple later was asked if  he  was being disciplined and said: âSomething like that.â
Now  say this for McAdooâs indefinite suspension of Jenkins  which defensive captain Jonathan Casillas said is expected to only last one week: Whatever Jenkins did to earn it  it was bad enough that not a single Giants teammate came anywhere close to defending  him  on Wednesday.
Some actually went as far as using Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie  suspended in Week 6 for walking out of the facility  as an example of a much less severe transgression than whatever Jenkins did. Casillas actually said âhopefully thereâs no spill-over in emotions coming from (Jenkins) or Coach  McAdoo  next weekâ when the corner returns  so it sounds like there could have been a heated confrontation or exchange  even if by phone.
Strong safety Landon Collins defended  McAdoo  and flat-out said the head coach hasnât lost the team and agreed with the coachâs comment that DRC and Jenkins are âisolated incidents.â
âWe have not lost respect for him â Collins said of  McAdoo . âWe continue growing with him and trying to be a great team and stay(ing) together  because our back is against the wall right now. We canât fight against each other. If we fight against each other  things are definitely going to go bad.â
âWhether I support  Ben McAdoo  or not  heâs the head coach and I think heâs doing what he thinks is best for the team â Casillas said. âAnd I want Jackrabbit to be here  everybody does  but he violated the team rule and coach had the call.â
 McAdoo  continued to find ways on Wednesday  though  to confound with contradictory or unintelligible rationalizations  including  his  argument for why  he  feels  he  hasnât lost the defensive backs room: âWe had a good day of practice â  he  said.
 Ben McAdoo  and Eli Manning (Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

A: Negative
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Q: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Eve Branson ? Branson 's adventurous spirit  however  wasn't just a quality he picked up in adulthood  but dates back to his upbringing.
"And there was the moment when I was four that we were going to Granny's house in Devon "  Branson  recalled. "About three miles before we got there â I think I must have been misbehaving or something in the back of it â she just pushed me out of the car and said  'Right  you make your own way there.'"
Not only is  Eve Branson the billionaire entrepreneur's mother    she  is also an author and founder of the Eve Branson Foundation  a nonprofit organization that offers training and income-producing projects to local Moroccan communities.
According to Eve's foundation website  even though  her  philanthropic adventure began when Richard attempted to fly from Morocco to France in a hot air balloon during the 1990s   she  always looked for adventure from a young age  including enlisting in the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRENS) to provide help during World War II.

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