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keys

noun as in item that unlocks

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noun as in answer, solution

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The shop had been locked from the outside and Mrs Phillips' keys were missing and never recovered.

From BBC

“These women were awaiting trial and had no way of escaping a predator who literally held the keys to their captivity and ordered them to perform at his every whim.”

From Los Angeles Times

Minguela planned ahead, made copies of his keys and left money for his family in case he was grabbed by immigration agents.

From Los Angeles Times

“I can’t stand keys. Being touched when I’m asleep. If I see an officer with cuffs in their hand, I get scared and nervous.”

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Doe had also left her phone and keys in the backseat.

From Los Angeles Times

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