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.

Input: Consider Input: Comment: I posted the same comment on the Broomfield fracking mess, applies here also 

What is the continually last century type argument stating that research must prove harm before we act? How about we study the area get baseline readings and any changes due to industry are required to be rectified, air, water, sound etc. Why are we experimenting on our families and neighbors? Should we have people drink extreme amounts of molybdenum and find out 40 years later it harmed them? Why? Its cruel and ignorant.

Output: Non-sexual-explicit


Input: Consider Input: Comment: Attention Oregonians:  Senator Ron Wyden,  a UofO law school grad,  failed the Oregon bar exam three times,  and has never been able to practice before the bar.  So when he pontificates  (or would that be rabbinicalates?)  that Trump Jr. talked to the Russian lawyer soliciting buyers for information she evidently did not have,  he was NOT colluding with anyone about anything.  A shill in a skirt did a fan dance with some legal papers,  conned her way to an interview,  was listened to until it was determined that she was barking up the wrong tree about the wrong stuff, and was politely excused.  

Now,  was there dirt on Hillary Clinton?  Who would know?  Would dirt be useful in a political campaign?  You betcha!   Would the DNC solicit dirt on any Republican candidate?  Damned straight they would!!  Is that all "politics as usual?"  yep.  The American Way.   Happens daily.  The DNC is dredging for damaging information on any sitting Republican today, yesterday, and will be tomorrow.

Output: Non-sexual-explicit


Input: Consider Input: Comment: Attacking the voters? So you sling mud too. You are as bad as the candidates. I see you like your own statement.


Output: Non-sexual-explicit