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# Function to get average tone for a given day and country
def get_average_tone_for_day(gd2, date, country_code):
    results = gd2.Search([date], table='events', coverage=True)
    condition = (results['Actor1CountryCode'] == country_code) | (results['Actor2CountryCode'] == country_code)
    average_tone = results[condition]['AvgTone'].mean()
    return date, country_code, average_tone
# Create a list of dates you want to analyze
start_date = pd.to_datetime('2023-10-02')
end_date = pd.to_datetime('2023-10-02')
date_range = pd.date_range(start_date, end_date)
# Specify the country codes you are interested in
country_codes = ['USA', 'FRA', 'CHN', 'IND', 'FIN', 'MEX', 'ARG', 'SWE', 'NOR', 'ISL', 'BLR', 'ESP', 'BEL', 'EST',
                'CHE', 'LVA', 'SRB','DEU', 'NZL', 'PRT', 'HRV', 'NPL', 'ZAF', 'SEN', 'AUS', 'CAN', 'NLD', 'SVK',
                'CRI', 'POL', 'MLT', 'ECU','LTU','AUT', 'TTO', 'GBR', 'PHL', 'IRL', 'CYP', 'ITA', 'LUX',
                'ZWE', 'BWA', 'DNK', 'UGA', 'CYP', 'RUS', 'AZE', 'CHL', 'KEN', 'GHA', 'COL', 'CUB',
                'TZA', 'PER', 'ZMB', 'BRA', 'CMR', 'PAN', 'NIC', 'URY', 'LKA', 'BOL', 'BFA', 'ETH', 'JPN',
                'MNG', 'ISR', 'GTM', 'HUN', 'MAR', 'LAO', 'BGR', 'BGD', 'BHR', 'MYS', 'GAB', 'NGA', 'TUN', 'VNM',
                'PNG', 'SLV', 'NER', 'COG', 'IDN', 'IRQ', 'IRN', 'TUR', 'THA', 'JOR', 'PAK', 'LBN', 'MMR', 'MLI',
                'QAT', 'OMN', 'EGY', 'GIN', 'KHM', 'BEN','CIV']
# Version 2 queries
gd2 = gdelt.gdelt(version=2)
# List to store results
results_list = []
# Time delay between iterations (in seconds)
time_delay = 1
# Loop through dates and countries
for date in date_range:
    for country_code in country_codes:
        result = get_average_tone_for_day(gd2, date.strftime('%Y%m%d'), country_code)
        results_list.append(result)
        time.sleep(time_delay)  # Introduce a time delay
# Create a DataFrame from the results
columns = ['Date', 'CountryCode', 'AverageTone']
df_results = pd.DataFrame(results_list, columns=columns)
# Print or further analyze the resulting DataFrame
print(df_results)
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