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A sensor located between the handle's outer shell and inner surface senses the dielectric constant of a human hand, and uses this to trigger an electric motor that unlatches the door. The door opens onto a room that is not my own, the window unlatches to display a country that hurts the eyes, this is neither my locale nor my lock, but in this milieu of mischance, suddenly my key turns . Shirley unlatches a tiny cabinet door to the phonograph, bearing a crude speaker. |
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