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.

Q: Comment: This story creeps me out. The picture of the pilot/neuter-er creeps me out. The dude who wanted and got his testicles removed by a pilot is in need of psychological help in addition to now needing plastic surgery. Crazy world.


"...used a scalpel from an Army surgical medical kit to remove the woman’s testicles."

"Woman's testicles"?
Never heard of such a thing.

A: Sexual-explicit
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Q: Comment: I'd rip his balls off before he even knew about it. - this was removed, but it is a true fact.

A: Sexual-explicit
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Q: Comment: Labels are a problem if the object of the label exhibits some qualities that match the label but at other times does not. Trump certainly has a cadre of women who seem to at least accept his statements about women. Is he just kindof sexist? Maybe
Regardless of labels,I don't want a president that exhibits such unbridled use of language. Our leaders present examples to our citizens, especially our children. There are things Trump has said that can't be mentioned in high school classrooms. What does it say about a civilized society that we would have to bleep a statement from the leading Republican candidate because he was being "truthful"?
For example, "shit" "ass" "schlonged" "fuck" "bullshit" "fat ass" "bastard" "crap" and "motherfuckers". 
People might say "he won't do this as President". He is just getting free media attention" or "he doesn't mean it".  But all I have to go on is how people act. That's the best resume for president.
(I know, we can now change the topic to Obama)

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Sexual-explicit
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