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  • To stop someone from doing something wrong.
    Deter
  • To make a process faster or easier.
    Streamline
  • How well something works.
    Effectiveness
  • To force something to be accepted.
    Impose
  • To reduce harm or damage.
    Mitigate
  • Stealing small items secretly.
    Pilfering
  • Electronic checks done at exits or counters.
    Scans
  • A difference between what should match.
    Discrepancy
  • Written records of incidents.
    Reports
  • A place where everyday items are sold.
    Supermarket
  • A feeling without proof.
    Hunch
  • Blocking or interfering with action.
    Obstruction
  • A serious verbal reminder to stop bad behaviour.
    Stern warning
  • An area with many people passing through.
    High footfall
  • To run after a suspect.
    Chase
  • Acting early to prevent problems.
    Proactive
  • A shop or item chosen to steal from.
    Target
  • Gaps in rules that people take advantage of.
    Loopholes
  • Wealthy or rich.
    Affluent
  • Watching people or places using cameras.
    Surveillance
  • A person believed to have committed a crime.
    Suspect
  • To make a situation worse or more serious.
    Escalate
  • Video recordings used as evidence.
    Footage
  • A sudden urge to act.
    Impulse
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