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| One day, three people suddenly appeared in a store, taking food off the shelves as fast as they could, obviously not planning to pay for it. The shop owner 1 the "panic button" and then went over the counter and 2 the front door. It was 3 that they were homeless, and equally obvious that they weren't going anywhere with their ill-gotten gains. They 4 the loot (赃物) and simply stood together - knowing the 5 were on the way. Imagine what they must have 6 , when they were told they didn't have to steal, if they were that 7 , instead of being driven out or told they were headed for 8 . "We have food in the back, expired (过期) 9 still safe to eat, that we plan on 10 to a homeless shelter. If you need food, you can have some." They were told to 11 what they had dropped and put it 12 , then asked to clear up the mess they'd made of the store. They were doing just that when the police 13 . The officers were told the situation was under 14 and the police were no longer 15 . This wasn't what they had 16 . They were being treated as human beings who had done something wrong but could 17 the wrong they'd done. 18 , because they knew that the homeless were never welcome to use "public restrooms" in private businesses, they quickly followed orders to take turns and use the restroom to clean up. Soon three 19 people, standing just a bit taller than before when they came in, 20 out with all the food their arms could hold. They were reminded that, if they needed to come back again, they were to ask and not just grab. | ||||
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