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A loaf of bread or a candy bar does not equate with the fraud charges facing Donald Trump (“Grocery store thefts not as big as Trump’s fraud,” Star-Advertiser, Letters, Oct. 4). But when multiplied by millions of candy bars and bread loaves, added to the multimillions of dollars in fashion goods and other high-end items brazenly stolen, without much effort by store security to prevent the theft, the accusations against Trump are paltry by comparison.
Jere Choo
Salt Lake
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