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[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Carlos Ghosn ? PARIS (Reuters) - Renault (RENA.PA) said on Thursday its board had asked  Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn  to stay on for another four years and pursue closer integration with alliance partner Nissan (7201.T).
 Ghosn   63  should âtake decisive steps to make the alliance irreversibleâ during  his  next term  to be proposed to shareholders at their annual meeting in June  the company said in a statement summarizing board resolutions.
France  which owns 15 percent of Renault  has been pressing for a deeper tie-up with Nissan to ensure the carmakersâ 19-year-old alliance can survive the eventual departure of  Ghosn   its main architect.
 Ghosn  had earlier been expected to hand over the reins to a new CEO and move to a non-executive chairman role overseeing the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.
French state representatives had been pushing  Ghosn  since the middle of last year to hire a second-in-command with the managerial and international clout to succeed  him .
[A]: Positive


[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Trump Be Trump ? Breitbart News has been provided with an exclusive preview of and excerpt from the new book   Let  Trump  Be  Trump   by Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie  published by Center Street and available on December 5  2017.
From Let  Trump  Be Trump:
âI want you to know I have the greatest air force in the world â  Trump  began  unprompted  in Coreyâs first meeting with the candidate. âIâve got a 757  Iâve got a Citation X. And Iâve got three helicopters.â Corey sat there with a half smile on his face  not knowing quite how to respond.
When  Donald Trump  listed the aircraft  he  had during Coreyâs job interview  Corey shrugged it off as a random boast. But  Trump  wasnât boasting.  He  was pointing out the military equipment  he  had for the war ahead. A candidate with a jet has a formidable advantage over rivals without one. A candidate with an air force was going to be tough to beat.
When you flew with  Trump   you flew first class times ten. Except  that is  when it came time to eat.
The first time Dave told his wife Susan that he was going to be on Trump Force One  she asked him to take some photos of what they served him to eat on the plane. She had read somewhere that  Mr. Trump  had a personal chef who traveled with  him . When dinner came on the flight  Dave pulled out his BlackBerry and snapped a picture of the bag of McDonaldâs hamburgers and unopened package of Oreo cookies and emailed it to Susan.
On Trump Force One there were four major food groups: McDonaldâs  Kentucky Fried Chicken  pizza  and Diet Coke. There were also ancillary groups  including Vienna Fingers and the ubiquitous Oreo  before the boycott (after it was Hydrox). The reason the package of Oreos was unopened was because  Mr. Trump  would never eat from a previously opened package. If youâve seen the Seinfeld episode in which George double-dips  his  chip  you have a pretty good idea of the bossâs reasoning. Packages of cookies  along with small airliner-size bags of pretzels and potato chips  filled the planeâs cupboards. An army might march on its stomach  but Trumpâs team flew on junk food. And those snacks would have to sustain us during long flights and even longer days.
The candidate would hardly ever eat lunch and would eat dinner only after he finished the last event of the day. Weâd be in the jet or on the road from seven or eight a.m.  make however many scheduled stops we had  and after the last one  perhaps around nine p.m.   Mr. Trump  would clap  his  hands and say  âLetâs eat!â And the food needed to be hot and ready for  him . Some of the time  especially when  he  was pleased with  his  performance at a rally or event   he âd say  âDo you think I deserve a malted today? I think I deserve one.â  Trump   a city kid  grew up drinking malteds  so thatâs what he always called a milkshake. Whatever you want to call it  it better be there and it better still be thick.
When traveling in the air with the boss  you also learned pretty quickly to like Elton John.  Donald Trump  really likes Elton John. Anthony âthe Moochâ Scaramucci got in all sorts of hot waterâwhich is not at all an unfamiliar position for himâwhen he told an interviewer that Elton John would play at President Trumpâs inaugural. It had been wishful thinking on Moochâs part  probably because heâd been on the plane when the boss had âTiny Dancerâ or âRocket Manâ playing as loud as the concert-level speakers could bring it. Weâre telling you  when the boss cranks up Elton  you canât hear yourself think. The music is loud enough to rattle your brain.
[A]: Neutral


[Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Nicholas Schuler ? Some schools used âcherry-pickingâ to favor certain students  according to a district audit analyzed by  Inspector General Nicholas Schulerâs office . Nonselective schools improperly used academic benchmarks such as test scores and grades to evaluate prospective students   Schulerâs office  said  and some schools âspecifically weeded out kids with histories of poor attendance.â
A principal with a rare tuition-based prekindergarten program described an âunwritten agreementâ with former CPS CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett that allowed the school to admit pre-K students from outside the neighborhood into kindergarten. That arrangement   Schuler  said  raises the troubling prospect that people are essentially allowed to buy their way into schools.
The district audit  requested by  Schuler âs office  marks the official debut of an IG âperformance analysis unitâ intended to broadly evaluate how CPS policies are carried out.
 Schuler  isnât recommending the district pursue discipline or termination for unnamed elementary school employees in the report  as  his  office has in past cases involving criminal or ethical lapses.
âCertain cases were unfair  and thereâs certainly a real danger that things are manifestly unfair in key regards â  Schuler  said of situations highlighted in the enrollment report. âBut they might not all be unfair. Some of them just failed to follow the rules.â
Those problems were heavily concentrated in neighborhood schools. So much so   Schuler âs office said  that more than half the students who enrolled in neighborhood schools outside their home areas last year âimproperly bypassedâ the districtâs enrollment office to do so.
[A]:
Neutral