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" When Tracy Warshal realized the man behind her on\u00A0line at the grocery store forgot his wallet, she offered to pay his $7 grocery bill. &amp;quot;I paid for the groceries in the hopes that someone would do the same thing for my loved ones if they were ever in a similar situation,&amp;quot; Warshal wrote in a Facebook post. It was a few weeks before the holidays so she wished him a &amp;quot;Merry Christmas&amp;quot; before leaving the store.      In January, Warshal heard from some colleagues that the man was looking for her, she told ABC News. He wanted to donate $10,000 in her name.  Warshal, who works for Georgia&amp;#039;s Piedmont Cancer Institute, happened to be wearing her work t-shirt that day at the grocery store, and the man took notice.  Warshal hasn&amp;#039;t seen the man since that day she paid his bill. When making the donation, he said that he wanted to remain anonymous. She does know, however, that the man had donated to the cancer institute in the past, according to the report.  &amp;quot;What are the chances\u2026of all the people I could have helped, that this would be how the favor was returned?&amp;quot; she wrote on Facebook. &amp;quot;One person really can make a difference.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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