Given a document, an entity and its sentiment towards the entity, verify if it is the correct sentiment towards the entity. Answer should be yes or no. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Erik Gustafsson is Neutral . The wait is over for  Erik Gustafsson .
 Gustafsson  played Saturday night against the Islanders   his  first game on the ice in a Hawks sweater since  he  was recalled from Rockford on Jan. 9.
 He  made  his  presence felt early  getting credit for the primary assist on Patrick Kaneâs goal all of 1 minute  1 second into the game.
Attached to the opportunity   his  first in the NHL since  he  played 41 games and registered 14 assists with the Hawks in 2015-16  are expectations and hopes that  he  can become a regular part of the rotation.
The 25-year-old said  he  planned to make every minute of ice time count.
âI want to play every game and help the team make the playoffs â  he  said before Saturdayâs game. âIf it's 10 or 20 minutes today  we'll just see. I'll do my best and we'll see what happens.â
What  Gustafsson  saw next to  him  in  his  first NHL game since April 9  2016  was a familiar face in Brent Seabrook.
The two played 296 minutes over 35 games together two seasons ago  by far the most ice time  Gustafsson  spent with any teammate.
â He  came with a good attitude  wanted to get back here and had a good stretch in the minors â Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. âGives us some offense on the back end  likes to join in  likes to jump into it. Defensively  he âs been fine as well.â
One-timers: Center Artem Anisimov  who practiced Friday for the first time since  he  was placed on injured reserve Dec. 29 with an upper-body injury  did not play Saturday but could return Monday against the Lightning.  He  has 13 goals and five assists in 36 games. â¦ Patrick Kane is the only Hawk selected to play in the All-Star Game  but he wonât be the only Hawk going to the Jan. 28 game in Tampa  Fla. Head trainer Mike Gapski and assistant trainer Jeff Thomas were selected to be on the training staff for the game.

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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Muhammad Ali is Positive . By 1996   Muhammad Ali  didn't really need to supply us with more reasons to cheer for  him .  Ali   suffering from Parkinson's disease  had long proven  himself  to be one of the most iconic athletes in the world  and even if  Ali  didn't end up lighting the torch on July 19th  1996  we'd still have plenty of moments to treasure both in and out of the ring.
But as it happens  it was  Ali  who took the torch from Janet Evans  hands shaking  but proud as ever. The man who fought in some of the greatest fights in boxing history  was the subject of some of the most iconic images of the 20th century  and who changed this country in ways we're still feeling to this very day  had one more moment of greatness for the world to witness.
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But as former NBC executive Dick Ebersol told Sports Business Journal last year  the head of the Atlanta committee for the games  Dick Payne  put up a fight  saying  "Where we're from  he's perceived as a draft dodger." Hometown hero Evander Holyfield was the local pick to do the honor  but Ebersol countered that  Ali  didn't dodge the draft: " He  lost three big-money-earning years. But he didn't run away from the country. He didnât go to Canada. He was willing to stand on his principles."
It took four months to convince Payne and the committee that  Ali  was the right person for the job  four months for them to agree that a person who Ebersol figured  "outside of perhaps the pope" was "the most beloved figure in the world."
Of course  eventually the committee agreed  and what happened when the champ and 1960 gold medal winner was handed the torch was truly a moment that is so perfect that it defies any sports cliche you could toss at it. A reminder  once again  why  Ali  was  and always will be the Greatest of All Time.

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Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Andy Ternay is Positive . On February 11   Andy Ternay  wore a shirt that read âFUCK TRUMP AND FUCK YOU FOR VOTING FOR HIMâ on the front and âFUCK THE RACIST ALT-RIGHTâ on the back while out dining with his partner. In a Facebook post   Ternay  detailed his experience wearing the shirt at the First Watch cafÃ© in Richardson  Texas  which concluded with the restaurant manager asking him to leaveâand an police officer arriving to the scene.
âWe ask to tip our server for occupying her table  get drinks to go and leave. One table of white people applauds â he continued. While in the parking lot  a black server approached him and explained he quit on the spot after seeing the restaurant ask  Ternay  to leave.
 Ternay  told The Daily Beast that the only direct comments  he  received were positive and from people of color. â[A] Latino lady at the register thanked me [and] two African American servers said my shirt was awesome.â
 He  said  he  wore the shirt because  he  wants  his  friends  neighbors  and family members to know where  he  stands.
âI donât want people of color  Muslims  LGBTQ [people]  immigrants to feel alone â  he  said. âThe proper use of white male privilege is to help lift others. To speak truth to power.â
 He  says  he âs worn the shirt before and the only negative responses people gave were eyerolls. After the First Watch incident   Ternay  claimed in  his  post  a police officer met him in the parking lot.
 Ternay  made clear  he  did not want to condemn the restaurant nor did  he  plan to boycottââThese things are never easy for businesses  and the workers were polite and professional â  he  wroteâbut says  he âs gotten vitriolic messages sent to  him  on social media since  his  post went viralâ42K shares and counting. The responses are ironic  considering the expletive-filled shirts and sentiment expressed by the pro-Trump camp. But itâs the black folks and other people of color that have reached out to  him  that worries  him  most.
âI have gotten heartbreaking messages from African Americans saying they have lost faith in their white neighborsâthey are no longer confident their neighbors have their back â  he  told The Daily Beast. âMy shirt was a reassurance they are not alone.â

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no