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key

[kee] / ki /


NOUN
item that unlocks
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This key factor could make or break its momentum.

From MarketWatch

However, MAS said it would stay alert to supply shocks—including those triggered by geopolitical events—that could lift imported costs in the city-state, which relies heavily on imports of key staples.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is important to be seen as a key team member, preferably by pumping yourself up instead of dishing dirt on co-workers.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Firstly, you are removing the psychology of speaking to someone and feeling judged, we think that is a key factor," says Ward.

From BBC

This "optimisitic but realistic" target would rely on the introduction of more new models, he said, as well as a recovery in demand in key export markets, especially in Europe.

From BBC