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Imagine the following (O) situation. A (I) c gang of bank (2) d robbers do not have time to escape because the police have the building surrounded. Automatically the (3) b customers / d clients become hostages while the criminals (4) d spend time deciding what to do. Outside the bank a crowd has gathered together with TV crews who provide (5) a viewers with live coverage of the incident. Experts appear and (6) a suggest what should be done in order to avoid a disaster. Back inside the building a relationship is developing between the hostages and their captors. They start (7) b telling each other about themselves and the hostages begin to put the (8) d blame on the police and authorities for the incident. You may think that this could only be a scene from a Hollywood movie, but you would be (9) b wrong. The phenomenon is (10) c known as the "Stockholm Syndrome' because it was first observed in Stockholm, Sweden. The hostages helped their captors solve any problems they (light) up against and had no intention (12) d. of letting the police harm them. They even stopped the police (13) a breaking down a door and shielded their captors when they all left the building together. Nobody knows quite what (14) b brought about this behaviour but it seems that the (15) c value of communication cannot be underestimated.