Despite rumors and fears, data show no great increase in shoplifting during pandemic

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On March 18, 2021, at a monthly event coordinated by the Lincoln Park nonprofit Ecolibrium3, Duluth ...

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  1. I just ran across this older posting. You certainly looked at this issue up, down and all around. The graphs are illuminating. Thanks.

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