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Entek

Entek was a male Cardassian and an operative of the Obsidian Order in the 2370s. 
In 2371, he was part of the intelligence operation to expose Legate Tekeny Ghemor's ties to the Cardassian Underground. He captured Major Kira Nerys and altered her to appear to be a Cardassian, Ghemor's daughter Iliana. He then proceeded to pretend to conduct her debriefing from her long-term mission in her father's presence. When Kira continued to resist the story that she was Iliana, Entek became more forceful, giving Ghemor the incentive to help her evade using the Underground. 
Entek was successful in exposing Ghemor; however, when Garak, Sisko and Odo arrived to rescue Kira, a fight broke out and Entek was killed by Garak. ()
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
Entek was played by Gregory Sierra. According to the script his first name was Corbin. 
The notes that the DS9 writers considered making Entek a recurring character and that in an early draft of , the Obsidian Order's reason for wanting Garak dead was as punishment for killing Entek.
Keith DeCandido wrote, "I... wish they had kept Entek around, as he was an excellent character well played by someone in Sierra who’s been a top character actor for as long as I’ve been alive." 
Entek does not clearly say what his role in the Obsidian Order is, however, while still furthering his plot in this episode, Entek tells Kira (Iliana) that she was his best student. This suggests he was an instructor, though it could have been part of the lie.
Entek also appears in the DS9 novels A Stitch in Time, Fearful Symmetry and the Lost Era novel The Art of the Impossible.
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Enter the Wolves

== Summary ==
;From the back cover
:A diplomatic summit of universal proportions sets the stage for another historic note in the annals of the Federation.
:A new race known as the Cardassians seeks Federation status. When Ambassador Sarek opposes their petition, his son, Ambassador Spock, publicly denounces Sarek's opinion. Underlying the strained diplomacy is the tension between father and son regarding Sarek's recent marriage.
:Chaos soon reigns as a contingent of Legarans attending the summit are mysteriously attacked and Sarek's new bride is kidnapped. Spock must set aside his differences with his father to stop the saboteurs and restore peace.
:Join renowned authors A.C. Crispin and Howard Weinstein as they take an insightful look into the lives and loves of two Star Trek legends!
== Background information ==
* This story acts as a sequel to the by A.C. Crispin, and as a prequel to and .
* The story is dedicated to the memories of DeForest Kelley and Mark Lenard.
=== Creators ===
* Writers:
** A.C. Crispin
** Howard Weinstein
* Artists:
** Carlos Mota (pencil art and cover art)
** Keith Aiken (inking and cover art)
** John Nyberg & Derek Fridolfs (inking)
** Larry Berry (letter art)
** WildStorm FX (color art)
** Amber Bennett (design by)
* Editor: Jeff Mariotte
* Special Thanks Paula Block!
== Characters ==
=== Main Characters ===
* Spock
* Sarek
* Leonard McCoy
* Perrin
== References ==
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Enterprise

Enterprise or Enterprize could refer to:
* The series (originally just called Enterprise)
* One of the various vessels named Enterprise (see Enterprise history for more):
** , the British galleon
** Enterprise (frigate), the frigate on which Jonathan Archer's drawing was based
** Enterprise OV-101, the Space Shuttle
** Any of the ships bearing the name 
** Any of the mirror universe ships bearing the name 
** , a United Earth Fleet starship in an alternate timeline
* The notion of free enterprise
* The following novels:
** Pocket Books' tie-in series Star Trek: Enterprise
** Enterprise: The First Adventure
** My Brother's Keeper: Enterprise (novel)
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Enterprise "Contact Team" memo - 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:You can't always risk the life of the Captain of the Enterprise. That was the thought that inspired the "contact team" when playing the concept for . What was envisioned as a kind of SWAT for Starfleet didn't materialize then, but they may have had a life by the time Enterprise took flight. Thomas Marrone joins The Trek Files again to discuss an early TNG development document.
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Enterprise Armament - 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:It starts with a simple suggestion from a writer: the Enterprise should have different armaments than what was seen in . That kicks off a round of discussions that lead to the designer to bring the idea to life, keeping in mind all the requirements of production. This week, John Eaves returns to The Trek Files to reveal more details about his work on Star Trek.
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Enterprise D bridge roles memo - 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Does the Enterprise need a helmsman? What about a navigator? In the "blue sky" phase of developing TNG, David Gerrold again raised the big questions about computers, A.I., and the future. Joining us again to look back at the ideas that took root and those that didn't, Thomas Marrone from Star Trek Online returns to The Trek Files.
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Enterprise Experiment, Part 1

==Summary==
==Background information==
* This is the second of IDW's "Second Stage" releases.
* Three covers were produced for this issue: Cover A with Kirk and Arex, Cover B with Spock, and one retailer incentive photo cover featuring Kirk disguised as a Romulan from .
* McCoy refers to the events of the as having occurred "one year ago", dating the issue to 2269.
* The issue sold an estimated 11,012 copies in comic specialty stores in April 2008. These figures do not cover copies sold on the direct market (bookstores, etc.).
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===Creators===
* Writers:
** D.C. Fontana and Derek Chester
* Artists:
** Gordon Purcell (pencils and inks)
** Terry Pallot (inks)
** Mario Boon (color art)
** Chris Mowry (letter art)
** Rob Sharp & Joe Sharp (cover art – credited as "The Sharp Brothers")
** Leonard O'Grady (cover color art)
* Editor:
** Andrew Steven Harris
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Paula Block of CBS Consumer Products for her invaluable assistance.
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : Federation captain of the USS Enterprise.
; Spock : First officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Leonard McCoy : Medical officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Montgomery Scott : Engineer of the USS Enterprise.
; Hikaru Sulu : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Arex : Navigator of the USS Enterprise. Arex possesses superior mental capabilities, including telepathic abilities.
==References==
Carol Marcus, , interphase, pattern buffers, Starfleet Intelligence, Tholians 
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Enterprise Experiment, Part 2

==Summary==
==Background information==
* One cover was produced for this issue.
* The issue sold an estimated 9,739 copies in comic specialty stores. This figure represents combined sales figures from May and June 2008 (a problem with IDW deliveries to Diamond's distribution center saw this issue's release to stores on the US East Coast delayed by one week, taking it into June). These figures do not cover copies sold on the direct market (bookstores, etc.). 
===Creators===
* Writers:
** D.C. Fontana and Derek Chester
* Artists:
** Gordon Purcell (pencils and inks)
** Terry Pallot (inks)
** Mario Boon (color art)
** John Hunt (color art)
** Chris Mowry (letter art)
** Rob Sharp & Joe Sharp (cover art – credited as "The Sharp Brothers")
* Editor:
** Andrew Steven Harris
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Paula Block of CBS Consumer Products for her invaluable assistance.
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : Federation captain of the USS Enterprise.
; Spock : First officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Leonard McCoy : Medical officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Montgomery Scott : Engineer of the USS Enterprise.
; Hikaru Sulu : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Arex : Navigator of the USS Enterprise. Arex possesses superior mental capabilities, including telepathic abilities.
; Pavel Chekov : Security officer on the USS Enterprise
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Enterprise Experiment, Part 3

==Summary==
==Background information==
* One cover was produced for this issue.
* The issue sold an estimated 8,973 copies in comic specialty stores in July 2008. These figures do not cover copies sold on the direct market (bookstores, etc.).
===Creators===
* Writers:
** D.C. Fontana and Derek Chester
* Artists:
** Gordon Purcell (pencils and inks)
** Terry Pallot (inks)
** Mario Boon (color art)
** John Hunt (color art)
** Jason Jenson (color art)
** Chris Mowry (letter art)
** Robbie Robbins (letter art)
** Rob Sharp & Joe Sharp (cover art – credited as "The Sharp Brothers")
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Paula Block of CBS Consumer Products for her invaluable assistance.
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : Federation captain of the USS Enterprise.
; Spock : First officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Leonard McCoy : Medical officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Montgomery Scott : Engineer of the USS Enterprise.
; Hikaru Sulu : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Arex : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Pavel Chekov : Security officer on the USS Enterprise
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Enterprise Experiment, Part 4

==Summary==
==Background information==
* One cover was produced for this issue.
* The issue sold an estimated 8,743 copies in comic specialty stores in July 2008. These figures do not cover copies sold on the direct market (bookstores, etc.).
===Creators===
* Writers:
** D.C. Fontana and Derek Chester
* Artists:
** Gordon Purcell (pencils and inks)
** Drew Geraci (inks)
** Jose Marzan, Jr. (inks)
** Tom Nguyen (inks)
** John Hunt (color art)
** Neil Uyetake (letter art)
** Rob Sharp & Joe Sharp (cover art – credited as "The Sharp Brothers")
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Paula Block of CBS Consumer Products for her invaluable assistance.
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : Federation captain of the USS Enterprise.
; Spock : First officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Leonard McCoy : Medical officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Montgomery Scott : Engineer of the USS Enterprise.
; Hikaru Sulu : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Arex : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Pavel Chekov : Security officer on the USS Enterprise
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Enterprise Experiment, Part 5

==Summary==
==Background information==
* One cover was produced for this issue.
* The issue sold an estimated 8,090 copies in comic specialty stores in . These figures do not cover copies sold in bookstores, etc.
* One of the characters, Ayelborne, talks about when the Organians and Metrons were at war.
===Creators===
* Writers:
** D.C. Fontana and Derek Chester
* Artists:
** Gordon Purcell (pencils and inks)
** Bob Almond (inks)
** Tom Nguyen (inks)
** Bob Smith (inks)
** Mario Boon (color art)
** Robbie Robbins (letter art)
** Rob Sharp & Joe Sharp (cover art – credited as "The Sharp Brothers")
* Editor:
** Scott Dunbier
* Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Special thanks to Paula Block of CBS Consumer Products for her invaluable assistance.
==Characters==
; James T. Kirk : Federation captain of the USS Enterprise.
; Spock : First officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Leonard McCoy : Medical officer of the USS Enterprise.
; Montgomery Scott : Engineer of the USS Enterprise.
; Hikaru Sulu : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Arex : Navigator of the USS Enterprise.
; Pavel Chekov : Security officer on the USS Enterprise
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Enterprise Incidents: The Technical Book of Science Fiction Films

Enterprise Incidents: The Technical Book of Science Fiction Films is, contrary to what the title suggests, not a technical manual in the usual sense in that it explores the in-universe technological aspects of various subjects. As a special edition of the magazine Enterprise Incidents, it was published by a Schuster & Schuster subsidiary, New Media Publishing, Inc., and was rather an unusual mix of how to make -era Starfleet uniforms and a collection of the Star Trek related design patent applications, tendered by Paramount Pictures in the years 1979-1982, beefed out with un-credited annotations. Six pages of blueprints from the Star Wars-franchise, done by Geoffrey Mandel, were also included at the end of the book.
== Contents ==
* Introduction, pp.5-6
* Costume Design, pp.7-11
* Design Patents, pp.12-48
* Star Wars Blueprints, pp.49-55
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Enterprise Stars Dominic Keating & Connor Trinneer (podcast)

== Summary ==
:This week on Engage Jordan sits down with Enterprise stars Dominic Keating and Connor Trinneer, who talk candidly about creating the characters Malcolm Reed and Trip Tucker on .
:Also, in this episode is illustrator J.K. Woodward, who talks about his work on Star Trek comics and collaborating with the great Harlan Ellison.
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Enterprise Zones: Critical Positions on Star Trek

Enterprise Zones: Critical Positions on Star Trek
== Summary ==
;Blurb
:Can you imagine a world without Star Trek – without warp drive, phasers, photon torpedoes, tricorders, communicators, and transporters? After six Hollywood movies and twenty-five years of nonstop television presence, Star Trek is, indeed, a pervasive cultural phenomenon! This is the first critical, scholarly look at the mysteries, hidden meanings, and complex issues of the text known as Star Trek.
:Looking at the original Spock-Kirk Star Trek, the contributors ask and answer questions such as: What are the cultural conditions surrounding the homoerotic relationship between Kirk and Spock? How does the show depict gender relations while simultaneously recreating the cultural conditions under which women continue to experience sexual aggression and violence? They also explore , raising issues such as: Was Data a battlefield on which the struggle for Human rights was waged? Did militarism and warring versions of masculinity intersect at Worf?
:Readers will discover the unique charges of cultural studies scholarship and how it enables us to designate a powerful pop-cultural phenomenon such as Star Trek into a legitimate site of study. The thirteen essayists address the very real and necessary topics of hegemony, utopias, militarism, colonialism, gender, violence, race, class, sexuality, and liminality, analyzing individual episodes and overarching themes of Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation. Their insights on how Star Trek affects what we understand our culture to be, how it represents the social and political order, and how it reproduces pleasure and pain in its televisual texts, will fascinate scholars, students, and Trekkers alike.
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Enterprise bingo

Enterprise bingo was a version of bingo played by crew members of ranks ensign and lower aboard the in the late 2250s. The game involved completing a list of tasks often involving breaking the rules while not getting caught. Cadet Uhura was tricked into wearing her dress uniform when she was invited to a casual get-together with Captain Christopher Pike and his senior officers.()
One such task list was as follows: 
# Use the transporter to reflavor gum
# Phaser stun duel
# Turbolift two floor shout challenge
# Set the universal translator to Andorian (not shown)
# Gravity boot hang challenge (not shown)
# Medical tricorder challenge: Vulcan marsupial (not shown)
# Food replicator challenge: durian fruit (not shown)
# Sneak a tribble into the transporter buffer (not shown)
# Sit in the captain's chair (not shown)
# EV suit challenge: unsanctioned spacewalk (two kids tried it but were caught)
# Sign the scorch
Mind you, this was before Holodecks.
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===Apocrypha===
According to the 's Crew Handbook, other starships such as the in the 2380s had their own of Enterprise bingo.
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Entomologist

An entomologist was a biologist who specialized in the branch of bioscience known as entomology.
 had at least two entomologists on board. When studying the rogue planet Dakala in 2151, T'Pol recommended the first survey team contain "the entomologists" and that they would move on from there with the other bioscience teams. ()
== List of entomologists ==
* Cutler
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Entrepreneur

An entrepreneur was a businessman who started a business themselves, rather than taking over or investing in a pre-existing one.
In 1996, Braxton summed up Henry Starling as supposedly being a "philanthropist, entrepreneur, outstanding citizen" (at least to those who weren't aware he owed his success to the theft of Braxton's timeship). ()
According to Kathryn Janeway, her ancestor Shannon O'Donnel was an entrepreneur in addition to her work with the space program, which led to her involvement with the Millennium Gate. ()
In 2268, Harry Mudd eschewed James T. Kirk's description of him as a swindler and a con man, preferring the term "entrepreneur" instead. ()
According to Quark, "the true entrepreneur knows how to sniff the wind." He was referring to being able to forecast trends, such as the increasing Human presence on Deep Space 9, and adjust one's business strategies accordingly. ()
Odo sarcastically referred to the Ferengi practice of preserving their remains via vacuum-desiccation as "a fitting and distinguished way to honor the memory of great Ferengi entrepreneurs". ()
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Environmental Systems

Environmental Systems was an agency within 2150s Starfleet. The agency was named on the dedication plaques of the starships; notable individuals of the agency at the time were listed on the plaque. The agency collaborated with other entities named on the plaques in the planning, building, and testing of starships. (, ; , )
=== Columbia (NX-02) ===
These individuals were named as Environmental Systems officers on the dedication plaque of . (, )
* B. Blackman
* C. Kunz
* T. Siegel
* P. Corcoran-Woods
* M. Hoffman
* E. Regan
* J. Thomas
* L. White
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Envy

Envy was an emotion characterized by feelings of discontent, longing, or covetousness regarding someone else's advantages, achievements, possessions, or qualities.
In 2268, Dr. Miranda Jones said to Captain James T. Kirk, "Shall I tell you what human companionship means to me? A struggle, a defence against the emotions of others. At times, the emotions burst in on me. Hatred, desire, envy, pity. Pity is the worst of all. I agree with the Vulcans. Violent emotion is a kind of insanity." ()
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Epic Proportions

A chilling first contact! 
== Background information ==
* Scotty refers to himself as lieutenant commander in a line of dialogue, but by the time period portrayed by the stardate, uniforms and rank insignia, he should have been a captain.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Diane Duane
* Artists: 
** Rod Whigham (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Arne Starr (inking)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Carlos Garzon (cover inking)
* Editor: Alan Gold
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring ===
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise-A exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise-A surgeon.
; Uhura : Enterprise-A communications officer.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise-A chief engineer.
=== Others ===
;Ryder : Starfleet lieutenant junior grade serving as Enterprise-A navigator.
;Lagonda : Atyansa chief.
;Meresh : Atyansa youth.
;Kalak : Klingon captain.
== References ==
;IKS Arekkieh : Klingon battle cruiser, 
;Atyansa : Humanoid species native to the Theata Leonis star system.
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; : Federation starship
;Gorn
;grch : Atyansa beverage.
;hairyman : Atyansa fabled monster.
;M-113 creature
;mugato
;omelette
;tachyonic data input
;Talosian
;Theata Leonis : Star system, location of the Atyansa homeworld.
;tractor beam
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Episode At The Bar-M (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Welcome to Gene-ology, where we explore the earliest TV writing works of Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek!
:You've heard the story behind the making of the first series created by Gene Roddenberry. Now Gene-ology gives you the storyline of Wranglers first episode, and meet the show's recurring hero, Pitcairn. Was he boldly going where Paladin had gone before?
== References ==
; ; ; Florida Water; ; ; ; ; Pitcairn; ; video
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Episode In Laredo (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Gene-ology continues examining Gene Roddenberry's early TV scripts, including s "Episode In Laredo", encompassing topics from toxic masculinity, to parental responsibility, to the futility of bloodshed, to possible pathways to peace paved with potatoes.
== References ==
"Taste of Armageddon, A", ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; scriptwriting
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Epsilon

;Astronomical nomenclature
* Epsilon IX sector / Epsilon sector
** Epsilon IX station
*** Epsilon IX station personnel
** Epsilon Pulsar Cluster 
* Epsilon 119, a star
* Epsilon Ashanti III
* Epsilon Boötis, a star system
* Epsilon Canaris, a star
** Epsilon Canaris III, an inhabited planet
* Epsilon Ceti B, a star
* Epsilon Eridani, a star
* Epsilon Gruis, a star system
* Epsilon Hydra VII, an inhabited planet
* Epsilon Hydrae, a star
** Epsilon IV, a planet
* Epsilon Indi / Epsilon Indi system
** Epsilon Indi II, an inhabited planet
** Epsilon Indi IV, an inhabited planet
* Epsilon Juday, a location
* Epsilon Legato, a star
* Epsilon Librae, a star system
* Epsilon Monocerotis, a star system
* Epsilon Mynos system
* Epsilon Nel system
** Epsilon Municipality
* Epsilon Ophiuchi, a star system
* Epsilon Pavonis, a star system
* Epsilon Phoenicis, a star system
* Epsilon Scorpii, a star system
* Epsilon Serpentis, a star system
* Epsilon Silar system
* Epsilon West IV, an inhabited planet
* Epsilon Wiltz IV, an inhabited planet
* Psi Epsilon III, an inhabited planet
* Psi Epsilon IV, an inhabited planet
;Science and technology
* Epsilon Outposts
** Epsilon Outpost 1
** Epsilon Outpost 2
** Epsilon Outpost 3
** Epsilon Outpost 4
** Epsilon Outpost 5
** Epsilon Outpost 6
** Epsilon Outpost 7
** Epsilon Outpost 8
** Epsilon Outpost 9
** Epsilon Outpost 10
** Epsilon Outpost 11
* Epsilon radiation
* Spiroid epsilon wave
;Terminology
* "Corridor H -6, Section 27 Epsilon", location of quarters on Deep Space 9
* "Epsilon 2", a comm frequency
* "Epsilon 7-9-3", Picard's command code
* "Kirk Epsilon", a Starfleet evasive maneuver
* "O'Brien-Epsilon-Alpha-Molly 5-7-9", O'Brien's command code
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Epsilon Canaris

Epsilon Canaris was an inhabited planetary system. This system with at least three planets, including Epsilon Canaris III, was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was near the Gamma Canaris region. (; )
== Stellar Cartography ==
In 2368, the location of Epsilon Canaris was labeled on a tachyon detection grid on one of the viewscreens of the bridge. (, okudagram graphic remastered)
In 2371, the location of Epsilon Canaris was labeled on the star chart Data and Picard were studying in stellar cartography on the Enterprise. (, okudagram)
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Epsilon Canaris III

Epsilon Canaris III was the inhabited third planet in the Epsilon Canaris system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was near the Gamma Canaris region. 
In 2267, Assistant Commissioner Nancy Hedford was dispatched there to prevent the outbreak of war. The commissioner developed Sakuro's Disease and had to be evacuated; subsequent events made her return impossible, and necessitated the assignment of another mediator. ()
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