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Token (railway signalling), a physical object given to a locomotive driver to authorize him to use a particular stretch of single railway track;
Token coin, a piece of metal or other composition used as a substitute for currency; includes subway tokens;
Tokenism, the inclusion of a single person (or very few people) of a group so an organization can publicly claim to be inclusive;
Token character, a supporting character in a story who has no real relevance to the plot but is included to conform to expected standards, such as featuring ethnic minorities in a cast of a predominantly other ethnicity.;
Knight's token, carried by a medieval knight;
In philosophy, computational linguistics, and information retrieval, a token is an instance of a type; see Type-token distinction;
Popular culture
Token Black, the only African American child in the South Park television series.;
The Tokens, a band perhaps best known for their hit \"The Lion Sleeps Tonight\".;
Computing
There are two classes of meaning of 'token' in computing:
An object which represents the (often exclusive) right to perform some operation:
Token (Petri Net), an object used in Petri net theory;
Session token, a unique identifier which is generated and sent from a server to a software client to identify an interaction session and which the client usually stores as an HTTP cookie;
Security token (also known as a hardware token, authentication token or cryptographic token), a physical device that an authorized user of computer services is given to aid in authentication;
Access token, a system object representing the subject of access control operations;
Token ring, a local area network technology in which a virtual object known as a token is passed between devices on the network, authorizing them to communicate;
Invitation tokens, sometimes called \"codes\", sometimes used as a method of curbing website registration for a number of purposes.;
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An atomic object in parsing:
Token (parser), usually a word or other atomic parse element;
Tokenizing, the operation of splitting a string of characters into a set of tokens in lexical analysis;
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Sport
Token (Racing team), a Formula One team run by Ron Dennis.;
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