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reputationoriented Twitter task, which was held as a part of
SentiRuEval evaluation of Russian sentiment-analysis
systems. The tweets in two domains: telecom companies
and banks – were included in the evaluation. The task
was to determine if an author of a tweet has a positive or
negative attitude to a company mentioned in the
message. The main issue of this paper is to analyze the
current state and problems of approaches applied by the
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