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But they quickly look away as if he were a panhandler.

The panhandler had used his left hand for taking the coin.

A lot of those panhandlers are working; they come down into the subway to make money.

The players: three men in business suits and a panhandler.

There were the homeless and the panhandlers, too, of course.

A little more than 50 percent said they thought the homeless and panhandlers were "a very common problem."

There are reports of panhandlers like elsewhere in the city.

A little farther along, he stopped to tell another panhandler what had happened.

The poor, in her mind, are the homeless, the panhandlers, people without families.

Not that the police have made a practice of arresting panhandlers.

Mayor Koch recently said people should not give money to panhandlers.

There wasn't a panhandler to be seen on a recent visit.

In one, a 29-year-old Manhattan woman was cut on the face when she refused to give some panhandlers money, according to the police.

A panhandler can and will ask everyone for a handout.

None of these panhandlers has been seen on the subway in recent months by the officers.

A panhandler always stood in the same spot, next to a supermarket.

Among his other roles he played a panhandler and a private detective.

Many panhandlers passively ask for money or hold a sign.

Another individual, who looked like a panhandler, came slouching across the street at the same time.

The panhandler stopped his cup shaking to stare at her.

Some panhandlers need only a dollar to get to a soup kitchen.

The system is used by too many people for us to give special consideration to panhandlers."

Another traveler reported being unable to leave the room until she'd paid off three panhandlers.

He and other merchants also question whether an ordinance would be able to do anything about panhandlers.

The residents included a panhandler, who served as a security person, and a former city council member.