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Instead, the thieves took the keys from the owner and stole his truck, according to prosecutors.

Revenue growth and capital spending will be the keys when Microsoft reports its earning.

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They aren’t monarchs chosen by God or birthright, but fellow citizens elected to lead a nation designed around hard work, integrity, equality and meritocracy as the keys to prosperity.

“We put the keys to the car in his hands,” first-year coach Scott Barkman said.

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“The reason it works is because it’s very difficult for a classical computer to break those keys,” Kulkarni said.

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