Challenge: Existing attention-based models for sentiment analysis are not able to capture opinion spans as a whole or variable-length opinion span.
Approach: They propose a model that extracts aspect-specific opinion spans and evaluates sentiment polarity by exploiting extracted opinion features.
Outcome: The proposed model extracts aspect-specific opinion spans and evaluates sentiment polarity using extracted opinion features.

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