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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: Social norm my ass. When will all this traditions stop!!!
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Sexual-explicit


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Comment: 16 year old girls are more than ready for sex, 15 for sure and some 14 year olds. I'm sick of this crap, anti-biology legislation. No I'm not saying old geezers should be chasing teens but seriously girls want to know, men come in all shapes and sizes and ages. Let the birds and the bees do as they please.
Consent is all that matters imo. No that does not mean grooming someone from a position of authority, that's a smart, balanced ban.
The age thing is a croc, I prefer something like puberty plus two or three or more. More accurate than trying to say all are equal when it is clearly not the case.
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Sexual-explicit


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Comment: Some cynics among us suspect that this indeed is a major factor in the climate-change-will-kill-us-all! brohouha --- make the use of fossil fuels legally actionable, so that entities claiming "injury" by climate can sue for the Big Bucks.  :-/

It's been tried before - one of the small Pacific island nations (Vanuatu, I think) filed some sort of suit in the 1990s regarding sea level rise.  But the plaintiffs forgot (or didn't know) that the Pacific Ocean in effect sloshes back and forth in time with the ENSO to the tune of several centimeters relative sea level change per cycle.  They filed suit at a time when the relative sea level had in fact been *dropping* around their islands for several years - kind of shot themselves in the foot.  (Didn't win the case either, as I recall.)  ;-)

It will be interesting to see how the CA suits turn out.  A win would certainly help them fill the huge hole in the public pension liabilities that they face.  (The real reason for filing?)
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Non-sexual-explicit