Discuss the difference between a gift and a bribe

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"What makes a gift a gratuity is the reason it is given, what makes it corruption is the reason it is taken." Accordingly, some officers could argue that the acceptance of free coffee and free or discounted meals is not unethical. Discuss the difference between a gift and a bribe. Is it possible to determine the expectation of the giver? Is there such a thing as a free coffee or lunch?

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