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A look inside a Nanjing Starbucks where asking a customer to leave led to a dispute: The customer had not ordered and sat in a secluded corner; staff were too busy to remind them

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探访南京“劝离起纠纷”星巴克门店：没点单顾客坐在偏僻角落，店员忙没时间提醒

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