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Q: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Todd Marbury is Positive . Todd Marbury of upstate Ossining  is suing Lincoln Hall  the non-profit  he  worked for  in Manhattan federal court for allegedly allowing the boss to subject  him  to ridicule for years and then unjustly firing  him  in 2015.
 Marbury  says in  his  suit that administrator Ronald Robinson even accused  him  of sexually molesting residents.
 Marbury   who has a wife and kids  claims Robinson launched his campaign of abuse in 2000 and intensified it in 2010 after becoming his direct boss at the Lincolndale facility in Somers.
âOne boy at the Hall overheard Robinsonââ suggesting  Marbury  had engaged in oral sex with a kid  the suit claims.

A: no
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Q: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Barnaby Joyce Barnaby is Positive . Image copyright EPA Image caption  Barnaby Joyce  will take one week of leave  Malcolm Turnbull says
In a press briefing  he condemned  Barnaby Joyce  for a "shocking error of judgement".
 Mr Joyce  will take a leave of absence from Monday amid scrutiny over whether he breached ministerial standards.
Both  Mr Joyce  and Mr Turnbull deny that any rules  as defined  were broken.
" Barnaby  made a shocking error of judgement in having an affair with a young woman working in  his  office "  he  said.
"In doing so  he  has set off a world of woe for those women  and appalled all of us. Our hearts go out to them."

A: yes
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Q: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity George Washington is Neutral . First up  as the National League Division Series begins Friday night  the Cubs face the Washington Nationals. The Nationals play in  Washington   D.C.  better known as our nationâs capital or âNot the one thatâs a nice place to visit  the other  Washington .â
 The city  is wedged between Maryland and Virginia and was built in the 1790s atop a sprawling and heavily haunted pauperâs cemetery.  It  was founded by Douglas Cornhustler  a British entrepreneur who made his fortune promising people things he never actually provided.
Political pressure from  President George Washington âs super PAC led Cornhustler to name the new city âWashington â but he was allowed to add his initials â D.C. â thanks to a âdonationâ of a dozen squirrel pelts to James Madison.
While Cornhustler hoped to turn the area into a hotbed of erotic petticoat peep shows   Washington  quickly filled up with politicians eager to get away from their families and watch erotic petticoat peep shows.
 The burgeoning city  became home to the federal government and Washington  D.C.  became an intellectually vacant city known for  its  primary export: hypocrisy.
Because nobody wanted to claim  it   the land  Washington  was built on was declared a federal district and not a state  earning  it  a popular motto: Americaâs Skin Tag.
Currently home to an angry orange potato and thousands of people who get paid to not do much of anything   Washington  regularly finds  itself  topping lists like âMost Popular Places to Despiseâ and âFamily Vacation Destinations Your Children Will Hate.â
 The city  is so repellent that  its  baseball team has run away two times since 1901  with one team so desperate to get out that  it  moved to Texas  a state that perpetually smells like stale beer and dead rodeo clowns.
While the Nationals have played well of late  the team has yet to win a playoff series  and attending games is only the fifth-most popular activity in  Washington   following philandering  lying  legislating womenâs bodies and eating human flesh. (Did I mention D.C.âs cannibalism problem?)

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no
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