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She had been pilfering office supplies where she worked.pilfering = stealing small items
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She was caught pilfering snacks from the supply closet at work.
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Lonna had pilfered the stone from Leon Leep's sock drawer and had gotten it made into a snazzy toe ring for herself. (source)pilfered = stolen
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She sat on her living room couch, dressed in her rattiest C&C T-shirt and a pair of Calvin Klein boxer briefs she'd pilfered out of Sean's top drawer. (source)pilfered = stolen (taken without asking)
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Without a lake nearby, and no cabins to pilfer, fishing and burglary weren't options.† (source)
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This is justifiable pilfering.† (source)pilfering = stealing
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Or perhaps Mundungus, who had pilfered plenty from this house both before and after Sirius died?† (source)pilfered = stolen
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I suspect a chain of pilfering — some shady European go-between picking them up for a song, forging their provenance, then fobbing them off long-distance on Adelia and pocketing the difference, judging correctly that a rich American — for so he would have tagged her — wouldn't cotton on.† (source)pilfering = stealing
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How many solar cells will I have to pilfer from the flab's farm?† (source)
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He had also prosecuted several fellows for pilferage.† (source)pilferage = theft; or the things stolen -- especially things of little value that are taken on a regular basis
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He had never, he raged, however stumbling he might have been, expected to find himself a little pilferer of love, a peeping, creeping area-sneak, and not even successful in his sneaking, less successful than the soda-clerks who swanked nightly with the virgins under the maples.† (source)pilferer = someone who steals things -- especially things of little value that are taken on a regular basis
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In the years since Welty's death, Hobart and Blackwell had evidently acquired a reputation as an easy mark for thieves; and the thrill of pouncing on these well-dressed filchers and pilferers and extorting large sums from them was almost like shoplifting in reverse.† (source)
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In other days Pork's pilferings would have been a serious matter, probably calling for a whipping.† (source)
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This time he was wearing a thick white robe a friend of his had pilfered from a Los Angeles hotel.† (source)pilfered = stolen
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Chix Verbil's pantomime antics provided the perfect cover for a spot of pilfering.† (source)pilfering = stealing
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This follows from the fact that if the BTDUs (rolls) are stationed, while inactive, outside of the purview of the controlling office (i.e., the office that has collectively purchased the BTDU)-that is, if the BTDUs are stored, for example, in a lobby area or within the facility in which they are actually utilized, they will be subject to pilferage and "shrinkage" as unauthorized persons consume them, either as part of a conscious effort to pilfer or out of an honest misunderstanding, i.e., a belief that the BTDUs are being provided free of charge by the operating agency (in this case the United States Government), or as the result of necessity, as in the case of a beverage spill that is encr† (source)
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