In this task, you are given a public comment from online platforms. You are expected to classify the comment into two classes: sexual-explicit and non-sexual-explicit. A comment is considered sexual-explicit if it explicitly portrays sexual matters.
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Question: Comment: Once I had a HOT boss and I was hopping for some  Sexual harassment .   LOL

Answer: Sexual-explicit


Question: Comment: Astonishing comments on this thread. The C series was a remarkable achievement for a mid sized country like Canada and showed the level of technological expertise in aerospace. Name me any other country in the world apart from the USA that has even come close to this achievement. Airbus is multi country and Embraer is revamping old technology. Why shouldn't Canada play an important role within Airbus?
There will be more jobs in Alabama if the US market opens up but the new company with all its strengths could sell twice as much in the rest of the world where 70% of the market is  bringing more jobs to Canada. If Trump is happy about this deal which considerably strengthens Boeing's only real competitor the he is the fool I always thought he was.

Answer: Non-sexual-explicit


Question: Comment: I remember the brown cloud from back in the 60's.  Some days you couldn't see the mountains from Aurora.  We fixed that with catalytic convertors, not solar.  I was in the solar business in the early 80's, and sold a ton of domestic water heating systems to reduce the use of natural gas, or in a few cases, electricity or propane.  We used charts showing how much the price of nat gas had risen since the early 70's and projected that 30 years into the future to justify the cost.  But in 1983, the deregulated price of nat gas led production to meet demand, and the price has been coming down as fast as those solar panels came off the rooftops.  There aren't any tax credits for parts and repairs on those damned things, so it wasn't worth it to fix them for the small amount it was saving on the utility bill.

Answer:
Non-sexual-explicit