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Loss of Property That Appears to Have Been Stolen but for Which

Question 61

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Loss of property that appears to have been stolen but for which there is no physical evidence of theft is called:

A) accidental disappearance.
B) coincidental theft.
C) virtual disappearance.
D) nonfortuitous theft.
E) mysterious disappearance.

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