Lexeme: in-store camera  
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  1. noun. An in-store camera refers to a surveillance camera that is installed within a physical store or retail environment. It is used for monitoring and recording activities, such as customer behavior, employee interactions, and overall security of the premises. In-store cameras are typically positioned strategically throughout the store to maximize coverage and ensure the safety and well-being of both the customers and the staff. The recorded footage from these cameras can be accessed and reviewed by store management for various purposes, including loss prevention, identifying suspicious activities, and improving store operations. GPT3.5
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  • noun. in-store camera (singular), in-store cameras (plural)
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