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i think they take a lot from brooklyn just by the nature of being a nyc school. 3 out of 15 transfers out of cardozo went to nyu last year which is technically a good sign but you'd consider that the rate of ppl at washu wanting to move to nyc and pay sticker after a year is probably lower than the rate of ppl at nyc schools who want to
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shoplifting
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A quick definition of shoplifting:
Shoplifting is when someone takes something from a store without paying for it or tries to pay less than the real price. This can include hiding or carrying things with the intention of taking them. It is against the law and can be punished by fines or even jail time. Some states treat shoplifting less seriously than other types of theft.
A more thorough explanation:
Shoplifting is when someone takes something from a store without paying for it or tries to pay less than the item's actual price. This can include hiding or carrying merchandise with the intention of taking it without paying. In some states, shoplifting is considered a type of theft and can be punished as such. However, some states treat shoplifting less severely than other theft crimes.
- Putting a shirt in your bag and walking out of the store without paying for it.
- Switching the price tag on a pair of shoes to pay less than the actual price.
- Hiding a book under your jacket and leaving the store without paying for it.
These examples illustrate how shoplifting can be done in different ways, such as hiding or switching price tags, with the intention of not paying for the item. Shoplifting is illegal and can result in criminal charges and penalties.