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keyboard

noun as in row of keys

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Often it is easier and faster to type on a full size keyboard when responding to customer requests.

It is WAnon, because W is even farther to the right than Q on your sacred canvas, the computer keyboard.

Sure, there will still be hands-on keyboards, but it will be less so.

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These days, the internet is a big help — you can learn a lot from the comfort of your keyboard.

If a hurricane is about to create havoc in your community, don’t just fill sandbags, hit your keyboard and use open-source technologies to not only help your community, but to scale solutions to help others.

The general public has never paid much attention to his music, but other pianists know what this man can do at the keyboard.

The boxes are not arranged alphabetically, and a printer learns the case as one learns the typewriter keyboard.

Like his three brothers, Art, the Nevilles' keyboard player, has his thing on the side—the Meters, the band he took to Europe.

Art led the family starship on keyboard and did his own good share of singing.

Carroll talks to me over the sound of an organ projecting from a Yamaha keyboard.

The keyboard had eleven, twelve, even thirteen keys in diatonic succession without semitones.

Depression of these key-touches brought different combinations of stops into use on the keyboard above which they were placed.

Some fine effects could be produced by this, but of course the whole keyboard was affected and only chords could be played.

These pistons were placed below the keyboard whose stops they affected.

It is now becoming more and more common to arrange for the transference of stops from one keyboard to another.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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