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A math teacher might call a thief a "subtrahend" because in the context of subtraction, the number being taken away is known as the subtrahend. The thief is metaphorically "taking away" something, similar to how subtraction operates mathematically. This term creates a playful and clever connection between the mathematical concept and the action of stealing.
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