Key and Programme

Key

Key verb - To bring to a state free of conflicts, inconsistencies, or differences.

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Programme and key are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Programme" instead a verb "Key".

Nearby Words: keyed, keyboard, keying

Programme verb - Arrange a program of or for.

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Key and programme are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Key" instead a verb "Programme".

old	old key	old programme
physical	physical key	physical programme
special	special key	special programme
particular	particular key	particular programme
Other adjectives: normal, appropriate, original, fake, single, actual, main, new, final, last, different.

The winners of the second round would participate in an "auction", which followed mechanics similar to those of Let's Make a Deal.The key to the programme's success was the fact that, instead of true game show, it was more of a sketch comedy masquerading as one.

Source: Series / Un, dos, tres
Key early examples in Moorcock's work are: Two of the sections of The Final Programme (the opening section and the third one dealing with the Newman diary) are obvious rewritings in a superspy environment of the early Elric stories "The Dreaming City" and "While the Gods Laugh".

Source: Creator / Michael Moorcock
You Have 48 Hours: Leiter tells Bond the investigation has to go ahead before the next space programme launch, but it's never a major factor in the plot other than getting Bond and Quarrel to Crab Key.

Source: Film / Dr. No

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