Key
Key Look up key in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Key may refer to: Key (lock), a device used to open a lock Key (company), a Japanese visual novel studio ...
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Key (Uncyclopedia.org wiki)
Key [edit] The Basics A key is a small, metal, yellow object used ... for example SysRq. Legend has it, the key was designed by Alexander Graham Bell for ... Caps lock. Upon failing to use the key succesfully, Abdul shriked in horror when she read the inscription: Nos Feratu (English: "Key error. Press F1 to continue.") Furthermore, ...
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Key   (translated from German)
Key The title of this article is ambiguous. For further meanings see Key (term clarifying). Key federation Key equipment is to open one Lock, for ... is a counterpart to one Lock (technology). Key consisted first of wood, later made ...
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Key (Dofus wiki)
Key Keys are just that, keys. Most of ... are used to access dungeons: Firefoux Dungeon Key for Firefoux Dungeon Kitsou Dungeon Key for Kitsou Dungeon Bulb Cave Key for Bulb Cave Pandikaze Key for Pandikaze Dungeon Bwork Dungeon Key ...
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Key   (translated from German)
Key One Key ( ital. Tasto, lat. Clavis) a mechanical is ... The oldest keys probably are to that Key instruments. With Klavier becomes for example by the key Lever in motion set, the one Hammer ... change of the electrical parameters determined). Foil key Keys for electronic Musikinstrumente not only ...
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Key   (translated from Japanese)
Key Key（So it is the け it is ... communicate with the Morse signal, operating the key the Morse signal reception (decipherment) in addition ... the accurate mark is necessary. Vertical wobble key for practice comprehensive radio communication operator is assignedState examinationSo, use of the key which the examinee brought (to those where ... Type Vertical wobble (length it shakes) the key Being something which makes the basis ...
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Key   (translated from Japanese)
Key Key（Key、The け it is) LockThe instrument in order you close, to open.Key (instrument)You refer to. 1.Empty, code it is the data.Key (code)You refer to. 1.Empty, puzzle ... is, there are times when you use. key . adult game brand Key is displayed code word . As for ...
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Key   (translated from Japanese)
Key Katakana inscription of the English word key which displays the key.KeyYou refer to. mechanical engineering , axis , gear ... the input device etc. of the computer. Key(Is the け it is). telecommunications field ... which is displayed it selects which material, (Key signal) Is. ->Mixer & keyer Key adult ...
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Key   (translated from French)
Key This article is one outline to supplement ... can share your knowledge by modifying it. Key Country France Area Poitou-Charentes Department Charente ... 711 hab. (1999) Density 113 hab./km² Key is one commune Frenchwoman , located in department ... Communes of the Charente-Maritime External bonds Key on the site of the National Geographical Institute Key on the site of INSEE Key ...
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Key   (translated from French)
Key This page of homonymy indexes the various ... the same name. With the clean direction, key (or key) is a removable device allowing to actuate ... iron work. Synopsis Linguistics In fact, the "key" word became synonymous with "event or element release" (the "key of the mystery, of the enigma"). ...
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