Un-minimising a Safari Window from the Dock

Using the Safari 4 Public beta with a Wacom, the window ends up minimising as I attempt to change tabs.* Is there a shortcut to un-minimise windows from the dock. ie rather than travelling over and pulling it out of the dock?
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* Background explaination
If you don't use Wacom you probably will not get it, but slight movement in the pen (which is more free to move than mouse) causes the mouseDown event to be a move rather than a click. So you click again rather quickly, and then before you can say "That's the tenth time today..." the window is minimised.

See this document for a list of shortcuts: Mac OS X keyboard shortcuts.

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