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key

[kee] / ki /


NOUN
item that unlocks
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In Geraci’s view, the orientation of some believers towards podcasts and other niche online communities is a key part of the rise of novel religious beliefs, including those that concern AI.

From Salon

Scientists believe this light plays a key role in generating the even more energetic X-rays emitted by quasars.

From Science Daily

An otherwise quiet week on Wall Street will feature a couple of key real estate data points.

From Barron's

The comparison highlights a key difference between past and present technology investment cycles.

From Barron's

An otherwise quiet week on Wall Street will feature a couple of key real estate data points.

From Barron's