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.

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.
Sexual-explicit

Comment: If you can't spell the word 'appetizing' correctly, you can't claim to have gourmet taste.  Soul food is for the hard workers, the country kin, and people who don't need their ass kissed by a waitress.
Sexual-explicit

Comment: Pick up a biology book.  "Lust" is just another word for a psycho-physiological response with the end goal of sexual pleasure/orgasm.  It's ok, many people confuse the lustful pleasure of orgasm with love, even as to say "I love you" immediately afterwards.  Now, maybe you mean you love sex; I get that.  I love it too.

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