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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Comment: Cosby gives Blacks a bad name, no? After reading so many techniques he used with his star celebrity status, he is the BEST rapist I have ever heard of. Wonder if someone will write a crime story about him when more facts come out in the trial. It's going to be a challenger to the OJ Simpson trial. Please do hurry up and start it. I don't want him or I to die of old age too soon. It's going to be a fascinating trial. What I'm curious about are these questions. Were these women given monetary gifts afterwards? Were they looking forward to an adventure of being "raped" by a black man, especially a Hollywood celebrity? But were angry that they fell asleep and missed the fun? Why did they continue to stay if they realized they entered a room full of only well-dressed black men? Were these victims angry because they gave sex thinking they were going to get glamour or well-paying jobs? Prepare yourselves. He may just get ACQUITTED.

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Sexual-explicit


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Comment: that you are so pompously arrogant to speak on behalf of all the public, you might consider counseling to address your inflated ego problem.

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Non-sexual-explicit


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Comment: Really.  So when a woman strips down to nothing and rubs her breasts in a man's face, she has no responsibility whatsoever as to what happens to her?  Why do you think party strippers bring body guards?  This whole women-are-the-same-as-men-except-when-it's-more-advantageous-to-be-victims  nonsense is getting old.

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Sexual-explicit