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If minimizing windows to the application icon has not been enabled, you can unminimize all windows with a script like this:

try
    tell application "System Events" to tell process "Dock"
        click (UI elements of list 1 where role description is "minimized window dock item")
    end tell
end try

This script would unminimize the last minimized window shown in the Dock:

try
    tell application "System Events" to tell process "Dock"
        click (last UI element of list 1 where role description is "minimized window dock item")
    end tell
end try

This would unminimize all windows in the current application:

tell application (path to frontmost application as text)
    if name is "Finder" then
        set collapsed of windows where collapsed is true to false
    else
        set miniaturized of windows where miniaturized is true to false
    end if
end tell

You can assign shortcuts to scripts by for example using FastScripts or Alfred.

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