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A keyed signature line is a typed or printed representation of a person's signature that is often included in documents to indicate where the individual would sign if they were to do so physically. It typically includes the signer's name, title, and sometimes their contact information. This line is used in digital documents or emails to simulate a signature, providing clarity on who is authorized to sign without requiring a handwritten signature. Keyed signature lines are commonly found in contracts, agreements, and formal communications.

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