Original sentence: English) panhandling or peddling.It is also referred to as sponging, or (in U.Long, often exaggerated stories of the mendicant's plight or some task they are trying to accomplish, such as travelling cross-country for some noble goal.One outgrowth of begging, particularly among young women, is to turn to prostitution.This rarely dissuades the beggar, and the constitutionality of such bans are questionable; in addition, their ethics have been questioned
Edited sentence: An unfortunate outgrowth of begging, particularly among young women, is to turn to prostitution to obtain resources to live on.It is also referred to as panhandling, peddling, or sponging (former 2 terms in US English usage only).Long, often exaggerated stories of the mendicant's plight or some task they are trying to accomplish, such as travelling cross-country often for some noble goal.This rarely dissuades the beggar, and the constitutionality and ethics of such bans are questionable