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enter
The act of entering data into the computer. After a line of text is typed, pressing the enter key, also called the "return key," causes the computer to input the data. See enter key.
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But they were originally enterable from the circumambulation corridor, and so if they were enclosed on the outside, they might have been monks' cells (the cells of Paharpur's enclosing wall made integral with the shrine).
The Archaeology of the Mons of Dvaravati by Woodward, Hiram / Marg, A Magazine of the Arts
Why not make the key column a automatic increment number for relation purposes alongside a humanly enterable column consisting of alpha-numeric characters?
The Theory of Meaningless Numbers (TMN01) by Peter Donovan / Computers and Internet community
You become absorbed by the way space shifts from implacable flatness to a suggestion of the enterable and back again.
Anywhere in between. (Art) by Wilkin, Karen / New Criterion
 
 
 
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