theft, n.All

Walmart loses about $3 billion every year to theft.

Theft is a worm, it does not die either by abuse or by a hatchet.

Employees are more likely to steal from their workplace than the customers who shop there are.

Theft is theft no matter how small — He that will steal an egg will steal an ox.

Theft is a sin which lessens as the guilt increases. It is base to filch a purse, daring to embezzle a million, but great beyond measure to steal a crown.

The Ancient Romans would "transfer" ownership of stolen items to a deity, so as to make the god responsible for punishing the thief

Theft is an act whereby one ought never to steal more than one actually needs, for the possession of money leads to extravagance, foppish attire, frivolous thought

In Japan, lost property of 130,000 mobile phones lost and reported missing in 2018, 83% were returned to their owners.

Theft is separated by a thin line from borrowing things and not returning them.

Theft is just finding things before they are lost.