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          |  | Unscrupulous
            employees often leave loose change or match sticks around the cash
            register area to help them remember the amount of extra money in the
            till that is to be pocketed later, for example, a nickel means five
            dollars, a penny one dollar, and so on. When questioned about the
            loose change, the cashier can simply say a customer forgot her change.
            One study of cashier theft found that a third of cashier's found stealing
            admitted to at least one other accomplice in the store. |  |  
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