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: Just painful to read.  Far too many unsubstantiated and seemingly concocted narratives that for me. simply do not ring true in the real world.

What bothers me most is the huge tendency to attribute personal characteristics to a gender.  eg.  Donald Trump is a pig.  Harvey Weinstien is a pig.  Therefore being a pig is a male characteristic.  The implication is that, to varying degrees, it is in all of us.

I'm not buying in.  I am responsible for my own actions.  Harvey is responsible for his.  I am not sharing responsibility for his actions just because I have a penis.

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Sexual-explicit


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Comment: Was she? She earned it and paid taxes...that's conservative. She said things that were worth hearing based on market forces...that conservative. She was one of the smartest leaders of the free world...that merit, that's conservative values. Wow, the devil in a pants suit for sure...too conservative for me.

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Non-sexual-explicit


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Comment: If you think this is disgusting, go see what CBC has been doing with the incident of the Native being shot in Sask by a farmer.  They have had every Native from around the area on telling us all what a wonderful community member the deceased is.  I remember the day after it happened, they had the brother on for about 5 minutes telling the native side of the story, the mother has been on telling how bad the Police were.......yada yada yada.........and this case is just making it to court now.  How is our Public Broadcaster allowed to use our tax dollars to interfere and again, try to influence public opinion- giving only one side of the story?   And it is a case before the courts, normally that  was a no go area for media.....apparently not anymore.

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Non-sexual-explicit