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: Jill: Just another note.....the rather infamous incident you reference involved a "he said, she said" sexual assault?/consensual sex? incident involving a young lady and three (now ex-) basketball players. We could spend hours debating the incident. However, in all fairness, you should refer to "allegedly GANG RAPED". I spoke out at the time, and will repeat, the Administation's actions were deplorable and violated every standard for patient/therapist confidentiality. I very much agree that the U of O has a very self-serving "flexible" standard of privacy. It's cost them a great deal of money in the past and will cost them a great deal more unless they develop and honor a decent standard of privacy. regards, Gary Crum
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Comment: Really? I see it all the time and I don't care. It used to be considered correct etiquette, not so much anymore. So, how do you feel about a president who brags about grabbing women's pussies, walking unannounced into teenage girls dressing rooms, plays footsies with the Russians, defrauds paying students and a host of other things. Or do you want to talk about using CAPS some more? Yes, I can see that you're all about getting rid of political correctness.
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Comment: Parents of the year here for sure! Way to go and huge fist bump to the police officer that busted their arses!!
We all know however, that with our judicial system, they both will be out in no time because for some CRAZY reason, we cater to the druggies. We, the non druggies, that work and bust our humps daily, are now the minority in town. =-(
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