| Display title | Two-Keyed Lock |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes one man can't be trusted so certain locks require two, or more, people to unlock, simultaneously. Maybe it's the keys to the world's destruction, or the kingdom's treasure, but whatever it is it's so important you know it must be good... or really bad. Hence the Two-Keyed Lock. |
