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---来源搜集，文内均可编辑---来源搜集，文内均可编辑PAGE4---来源搜集，文内均可编辑1.R"Finderskeepers,losersweepers"meansapersonwhofindssomethingcankeepit,andtheloserhasnorighttoit.Todaythisisofdubiousethical.2.R"Finderskeepers,losersweepers"isbelievedtobeanproverbandwhileitmaybecommoninsomeplaces,itisnotlaw.Itis.3.RAccordingtoalegalcasebook,theprinciplethatthefinderofanobjecthastheagainstthetrueownergoesbacktoanEnglishcasein.4.RInmostinstances,theprincipleof"Finderskeepers"translatesintoforthefinder,simplybecausenooneelsecandemonstratetothesatisfactionofacourt.5.RInahospitalinTaiwan,Mr.Wang,adevout,foundawalletontopofapayphone.Hepromptlytookittothe.Whenaskedwhyhedidthat,hesimplysaid:"Itismydutyandbeliefthatmademedoit."6.RRobert,aged44,fromGlasgow,hadnothoughtofhangingontothewallethefound,despitelivingon.Hesaid:"Iamaminer'ssonandwasaSundayschoolteacher.Honestyistome."7.RAwalletwasspottedbyaboyoutshoppingwithhismotherandsisterinThailand.Themotherquickly,grabbedbothchildrenandhurriedtocatchabus.8.RShannonHillwasastudentinNorthCarolina,doingthreejobstopayforher,foodandrent.Whenshefoundawallet,herfirstthoughtwas,Icouldreallyusethismoney.Butthenshesawainthewalletandchangedhermind.Someoneelseneededitmore,shethought.9.RAndrew,26,aTVproductionstudentinGlasgow,hadjust￡10tobuyfoodfortheweek.Yetwhenhefoundawatchinasupermarket,hewenttohanditin.Heexplained:"Itmighthave.Ilostmywatchandnevergotitback."10.RMary,alittlegirlinapinkfloraldress,foundawalletonabenchinaSeattle.Sherantoherfather,whoimmediatelyhandeditbacktoher."Youmusttakethistosomeonewhocanhelpfindtheowner,"hesaid.Thenine-year-oldtookherdad'shandandtheywentofftofindthe.11.RInsomecountries,ifyoupickupawalletcontainingaofmoneythatdoesnotbelongtoyou,andyoukeepit,youwon'treallybe.Butyouractionisconsideredbymanyasatheft.12.RAlawyerexplainsthatapersonisguiltyoftheftifhedishonestlytakespropertybelongingtoanotherwiththeintentionoftheotherofit.13.RPeoplearguethatifyoubelievethatkeepingthemoneyyoufindisandotherpeoplewoulddothesame,thenyouarenot.14.RAlostandfound(AmericanEnglish),orlostproperty(BritishEnglish)office,isoneinalargepublicbuildingorareawherevisitorscangotothatmayhavebeenfoundbyothervisitors.15.RFrequentlyfoundatmuseums,amusementparksandschools,alostandfoundofficewilltypicallybeaclearly-markedinalocationnearthe.16.RSomelostandfoundofficeswilltrytocontacttheownersofanylostitemsifthereareanyavailable.Practicallyallwilleithersell,giveorthrowawayafteracertainperiodhaspassedtocleartheirstorage.17.RLostandfoundofficesatlargeorganizationscanhandlealargeandvariedcollectionof.TransportforLondon'slostpropertyoffices(whichhandleitemslostonthecity'stube,busesandtaxis)handlesoverayear,including24,000bagsand10,000mobilephones.18.RInChina,thelawclearlystipulatesthatlostpropertyshouldbereturnedtoits.Thosewhofindamisplacedarticleshouldinformtheownerorthepersonwholostit,orhanditintorelevantauthorities,withinofthepropertybeingfound.19.RThosewhoofferaforreturnedpropertyshouldpayupasagreed.LostpropertyrevertstotheStateifnobodyit.ButsomepeoplesayitgoesagainstthetraditionalChinesevirtueof"returningtotheownerwhatonehaspickedup(拾金不昧)."20.RSomeChinesefindersfeelitistheirrighttokeeppropertyof.Formorevaluablepropertytheythinktheyhavetherighttoclaimacertainamountasa,andwouldexpecttoreceiveareward.21.RAyoungsecurityguardfromthecountryside,whoearnedonly300yuanamonth,foundawalletcontainingyuanincashandothervaluableswhilstonduty,andtookthetroubletoreturnthewallettoitsowner.Theyoungmanrefusedtoaccepttheofferedbytheowner.22.RThewebsiteisaresearchtoolwhichallowsyoutofindthroughasystemofclassifieds.Becauseofitseasyandambitiousprinciple,allowsyoutofindanyoneoranything,anywhere.TFTFTTFFF1.IntheUK,Europe,theUS,Asia,Canada,Australia,NewZealandand,editorsofthemagazinedroppedtemptationinthepathof.We"lost"morethantoseejusthowmanywouldbereturned.2.Alltold,percentofthewalletswerepickedup,nevertobeseenagain.Fromonecountrytoanother,though,theresults.3.HowdidtheUKfareNotbad:outof,52werereturned-percent.Medium-sizedtownswereslightlymorethancities,and,interestingly,womenoutperformedmen.Thatputussolidlyonthelistofprettyhonestcountries,alongsidetheUS,Canada,and.4.Throughouttheworld,across,itboileddowntoafewcommon:familyeducation,religiousandempathy.AGermancityAn1)namedJacquelineandhermotherIngridTheyquicklydecideditwasnot2)tokeep.A3)towninSwitzerlandAsmartlydressedwomanina4)waswalkinghandinhandwithher5).Thewomanstoopedtograbthewallet.Withthelittlegirl6)silently,shepocketedthefind.Attheentrancetoa7)inLondonAwomanwas8)withhersonsittingbesideher.9)jumpedoutandsnatchedthewallet.Backinthecar,the10)carefullyexamineditbeforedrivingoff.MalaysiaSaharwasa20-year-oldgirlrunninga11).Shedidn't12)forasecondandhandedinthepurse.13)Two14)whobelievedinGodTheykeptthewalletsandmadethesignofthe15)afterpickingthemupand16)inside.SwitzerlandFrasherwasanAlbanianworkingasa17).He18)thewalleteventhoughheneededthemoney.Saskatoonin19)BrianToothillwas20),andminutesbeforereturningthewallethehadbeensearchingforbottlesandcanshecouldrecyclefor21).Hefoundoneofthewalletsina22)andretur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