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License

A license was a legal document giving someone the right to engage in various commercial or professional activities. 
When Spock treated a weakened Leonard McCoy in the Sarpeidon Ice Age, Spock rated McCoy's progesss as "excellent", to which McCoy replied that Spock was practicing medicine without a license and that Zarabeth shouldn't let him doctor her. ()
A license was required to provide channels in the Interface in 2024. After Christopher Brynner had agreed to violate his operating license by giving the inhabitants of Sanctuary District A access, he commented that he'd lose his license but "get great ratings". ()
In the 22nd century, the Earth Cargo Authority issued licenses to its freighter captains. After Mayweather had become captain of his ship, it fell behind schedule, so Mayweather almost lost his ECA license. ()
By 2268, Cyrano Jones was a licensed asteroid locator and prospector. ()
On Deep Space 9 in the 2370s, Quark had a license to operate holosuites. When Quark used his holosuites to negotiate weapon deals in 2373, he was confronted by Odo, who told him he didn't have a license to sell weapons though. ()
In late 2374, Vedek raised funds on Deep Space 9's promenade without a license, for which he was placed in a holding cell by Odo. ()
On Quarra in 2377, the brainwashed Kathryn Janeway had level six licenses in thermal dynamics and quantum fusion, which impressed a supervisor. ()
==Licenses==
* Business license
* Driver's license
* Import license
* Interface operating license
* Master's license
* Medical license
* Pilot's license
* Trading license
==See also==
* Artistic license
* License number
* License plate
* Licensing agreement
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Category:Legal documents
License number

A license number was a combination of numbers and letters printed on a license plate and used to identify a particular car. The Ford truck found floating in space by had the license number 6T 593. ()
In 2004, a police car that arrested had the license number "E3 527". ()
In 2022, a 2000 Ford Focus had the license number "JT22 K33", a Chevrolet Cruze had the number "CL29 LFP", and a Volvo XC90 had the number "CJLA 423". ()
In 2024, a Chrysler Pacifica encountered by Seven of Nine in Los Angeles had the license number "2ASQ321". A police car had the number "9999972". ()
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Licking

Licking was the act of using one's tongue to touch or manipulate objects, such as food.
One who ingratiated themselves to another in a flagrant way and demeaning way could be said to lick the other person's boots. (, )
In 2381, Doctor T'Ana licked an ice cream cone on Apergos. The ice cream cone was originally a hypospray, but Jack Ransom used strange energy to transform it into an ice cream cone. ()
In 2382, Lieutenants jg Brad Boimler and Sam Rutherford, scrambling to clean a michelada spill off the transporter console with no access to proper cleaning tools and with Dilmer III's temporal differential amplifying the delay for an away team on the planet, resorted to licking the spill off after their prior attempt to wipe the drink off with their shirts concentrated it into a goo. ()
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Lidia Sabljic

Lidia Sabljic , also known as Lidia Mills and Lidia Ryan, is an actress and model who was a regular background performer, an Enterprise command division crewman during the run of . In addition she served as stand-in for actress Linda Park in several episodes. Sabljic received no credit for her appearances.
Sabljic was born in Bačka Palanka, Yugoslavia. She received her Master's in industrial/organizational psychology from the DePaul University in Chicago in 1998 and studied acting at the Playhouse West and Actorsite under coaches such as Robert Carnegie, Tony Savant, Saxon Trainor, and Stephen Blackehart. 
Among her feature film performances are the comedy The Rest of Your Life (2001), (2002, starring Tom Hanks and Martin Sheen, with Matthew Kimbrough, Thomas Kopache, Jimmie F. Skaggs, Lilyan Chauvin, Robert Symonds, Robert Curtis Brown, J. Patrick McCormack, Mike Baldridge, Jessica Collins, and Mark Correy), the thriller Mr. Id (2003), and (2004, with Robert Clendenin and stunts by Katie Rowe and Scott Leva).
Sabljic also played leading roles in the independent films Whack Jack, Size 10½, and Staying, and appeared in several stage plays and comedy sketches on festivals. She has been residing in Los Angeles, California since 2001.
Ryan portrayed the secretary Delilah in the web series Get a Clue (2007-2008) and appeared in episodes of I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant (2009), Jon Benjamin Has a Van (2011, with Nancy Guerriero), Happy Endings (2012), BackStageGirlsTV (2012), and The Bold Guy (2012).
Between 2015 and 2016, she starred in, wrote, and produced the comedy series Reasonably Decent.
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Lies and Legends!

After Picard, Troi, Spock and McCoy beam down, the Enterprise diverts to a distress call. Meanwhile, the Ferengi arrive to disrupt the celebration on Modala, claiming they own the planet and the leaders must pay them. (Part 2 of 4)
== Background information ==
* This story takes place during TNG Season 4.
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Peter David
* Artists:
** Pablo Marcos (interior art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Tom McCraw (color art)
** Adam Hughes (cover pencil art)
** Karl Story (cover inking)
* Editor: Robert Greenberger
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
=== Other characters ===
== References ==
;Beta Damoron system : Star system.
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;Modala (Beta Damoron V) : Planet.
=== Timeline ===
;2256
;2266
Life's Exciting Variety (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Talking about the Gene Roddenberry quote "If man [humanity] is to survive, he [we] will have learned to take a delight in the essential differences between men [people] and between cultures. He [We] will learn that differences in ideas and attitudes are a delight, part of life's exciting variety, not something to fear." Read by David Ajala.
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Life, Itself (aftershow)

"Life, Itself" is the 107th episode of , and the ninth produced for DIS Season 5, covering the tenth and final episode, .
It is the ninetieth episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton. The episode's studio guests were Sonequa Martin-Green and Michelle Paradise.
== Summary ==
:Spoiler warning. Wil Wheaton () celebrates 's final episode by hosting series star Sonequa Martin-Green (Michael Burnham) and Executive Producer and Co-Showrunner Michelle Paradise in The Ready Room for a special interview. Plus, get an inside look at how the series finale's incredible Infinity Tunnel came to be.
== External link ==
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Life-force entity

A life-force entity was a type of lifeform that could take on other forms and live as them. 
In 2365, a life-force entity took on the form of a Human-Betazoid hybrid fetus and gestated rapidly in Deanna Troi, in an effort to learn about the lifeforms on . Unfortunately, it gave off radiation that endangered the starship, so to spare the crew, the lifeform left. ()
Category:Lifeform classifications
Life creation technology

Life creation technnology was used by the Progenitors. It was a technology similar to, but much more sophisticated than, the Genesis Device. It could design and create life, but not restore it. The Progenitors had worried about doing too much with the technology which was why they had only chosen to seed life, and they had not created the technology, but merely found it. The Progenitor made Captain Burnham the new steward of the technology and gave Burnham the choice of what was the best thing to do with it, showing her the four and a half billion years of events that had led to everyone in the present day being alive.
Ultimately, Burnham chose to have throw the portal into the event horizon of one of the black holes, trusting that what the Progenitors created for them was enough and that the species responsible for creating the technology – if they still existed – would have the ability to recreate it should they wish to do so. Doctor Kovich later reported that the Red Directive had officially been closed, everything classified, and no one would ever know anything about the Progenitors' technology. ()
Category:Technology
Life cycle

A life cycle was the pattern of a lifeform's physical and mental growth and development took, from its origins until death.
In 2268, Hodin explained the Gideons' plans for James T. Kirk to introduce vegan choriomeningitis to their world via Odona as "trying to re-adjust the life cycle of an entire civilisation." ()
According to Jean-Luc Picard, the Human life cycle included accepting the death of loved ones. ()
In 2375, Dr. Julian Bashir mapped out the life cycle of the morphogenic virus so he could analyze its current level of development in order to find out when Odo became infected with it. ()
In 2376, Seven of Nine downloaded information on the life cycle of photonic fleas, through which she was able to determine where the fleas originated from; twelve kilograms of amber spice procured from a Kartelan freighter by Neelix. () 
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Lifeform

A lifeform, organism, or life-energy force was a disctinct entity generally considered to exhibit signs of "life". 
Not all criteria for life are universally applicable in defining lifeforms, as organic, inorganic, artificial, and non-corporeal entities have all been considered lifeforms. (; ) 
In 2267, Spock noted that "life as we know it is universally based on some combination of carbon compounds, but what if life exists based on another element? For instance, silicon." This while theorizing what would eventually be determined to be the Mother Horta. ()
Later, when the Organians revealed their true form, the same year, Spock observed: "Fascinating. Pure energy. Pure thought. Totally incorporeal. Not life as we know it at all." ()
In 2269, Spock noted, in addition to the crew of the and their Klingon guests that "[t]here appear to be more life-energy units on board than can be accounted for by the presence of [both crews]," something he considered to be "a considerable discrepancy", and in fact was the first indication of the non-corporeal Beta XII-A entity aboard the ship. ()
Most spacefaring civilizations built devices to remotely detect and locate known lifeforms. Starship sensors and tricorders were the primary instruments used, as they could identify or localize blood type, heart rate, or metabolic setup. Typically, only organic lifeforms were detected. ()
According to Captain Jonathan Archer, over seventy percent of the organisms on Earth are bacteria. ()
== Types ==
*Artificial lifeform
*Biomimetic lifeform
*Carbon-based lifeform
**Animal
**Bacterium 
**Fungus
**Plant
**Protozoan
*Cyborg
*Dark matter lifeform
*Metallic lifeform
*Non-corporeal lifeform
**Cloud creature
**Photonic lifeform
*Silicon-based lifeform
*Solanogen-based lifeform
*Spaceborne species
*Sporocystian lifeform
*Virus
*Xenon-based lifeform
== Starfleet lifeform classification ==
* Classification R-3 lifeforms (Sheliak)
* Class-5 lifeforms (Vhnori)
* Order 480-G anthropoids (Taurus II natives)
== See also ==
* Anatomy
* Lifeform identification
== External links ==
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Lifesigns (comic)

== Background information ==
* This story takes place during the second season, before the events of , but after the Pocket TNG novel The Captains' Honor.
=== Creators ===
* Based on created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writers:
** Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens
* Artists: 
** Peter Krause (pencil art and cover art)
** Mike Christian (inking)
** Rick Taylor (color art)
** Bob Pinaha (letter art)
** Jerome K. Moore (cover art)
* Editor: Alan Gold
* For Chloe Montana Amsden -- With love from the Shark People!
== Characters ==
; Jean-Luc Picard : captain.
; William T. Riker :Enterprise-D exec.
; Beverly Crusher : Enterprise-D surgeon.
; Data : Android Enterprise-D operations officer.
; Geordi La Forge : VISOR-sighted Enterprise-D chief engineer.
; Wesley Crusher : Teenage acting ensign.
; Worf : Klingon Enterprise-D security chief.
; Deanna Troi : Half-Betazoid Enterprise-D counselor.
== References ==
Lifestyle

Lifestyle was a multifaceted concept encompassing an individual's habits, behaviors, and choices that influenced their way of simple living and livelihood.
In 2374, while talking with Captain Kathryn Janeway about the Hirogen vessels, Chakotay said to her, "From what I found in their database, diplomacy isn't a part of their lifestyle." ()
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Category:Philosophy
Category:Social sciences
Ligament

Ligaments were fibrous, stretchy tissues that connected bones in the body.
In 2153, Travis Mayweather tore a couple of ligaments in his ankle, which he had also broken, after fallen down a cliff on . ()
In 2367, the ligaments around Miles O'Brien's elbow were severely twisted after he fell while hanging a plant for his wife; at that moment Paxans had attacked the , rendering the crew unconscious. ()
In 2368, Kristin tore ligaments in her neck diving off the Cliffs of Heaven in a holoprogram. ()
In 2371, Walter Baxter strained a ligament in his arm while working out in the 's gymnasium. ()
Later that year, Kasidy Yates' brother tore some ligaments in his knee while playing baseball on Cestus III. ()
After having with Grilka in 2373, Quark was left with torn ligaments along with several other injuries. ()
In 2374, the crew discovered the remains of an alien that had undergone an osteotomy which included the removal of its ligaments. ()
In 2375, Miles O'Brien's ligaments needed time to knit together with the clavicular joint after Doctor Julian Bashir had repaired his torn rotator cuff. ()
Later that year, Seven of Nine accidentally tore a ligament in William Chapman's shoulder while they were dancing. ()
==See also==
* Sprain
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Light bulb

A light bulb was a device that used an electrical current to produce light. Various types of light bulbs accomplished this in different ways.
On Earth the light bulb was invented by Thomas Edison, but seemingly identical technology also existed on other planets, such as Ekos. 
In an alternate 1944, managed to escape Nazi captivity by smashing a light bulb, and using the glass shards to cut the ropes around his wrists. ()
Contrary to popular expectation, the Y2K bug did not turn out a single light bulb on New Year's Eve 2000. ()
In 2151, Jonathan Archer complained that you can't just yank out an antimatter injector as if it was merely a light bulb. ()
In 2268, Spock managed to utilize an Ekosian light bulb and a piece of rubindium to create a primitive laser. ()
Vic Fontaine once referred to himself as a light bulb, albeit one with "pretty sweet pipes", acknowledging the fact that, as a hologram, he was little more than photons and force fields. Doctor Bashir's friends were surprised that Fontaine was a self-aware hologram, something they had never seen before. ()
== See also ==
* Christmas lights
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Light duty

Light duty, sometimes known as limited duty or restricted duty, was a duty status that limited an officer's workload.
In 2371, following diagnosis of a mild case of radiation poisoning, Miles O'Brien was put on light duty as recommended by Doctor Julian Bashir and ordered by Captain Benjamin Sisko, who felt the need to clarify the term for O'Brien's sake, as the chief was known for his sometimes misguided work ethic. O'Brien acquiesced. ()
In 2372, Tuvok was put on light duty by The Doctor for three days after suffering from hyperthermic induction. The Vulcan declined, saying he did require that long to heal, and finally The Doctor agreed, with the caveat that he report to sickbay if he felt any nausea or dizziness. ()
Captain Benjamin Sisko was placed on restricted duty for three days while suffering from a Prophet-induced vision, in 2373. ()
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Light hour

One light hour was the distance that light traveled in one Earth hour.
In 2346, the was 42.7 light hours from Khitomer when the starship made its first sensor contact of the planet. ( )
In 2367, Lieutenant Commander Data reported that there was an M-class planet approximately three light hours from the position of the at that time. ()
== See also ==
* Light day
* Light year
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Lightning

Lightning is an electrical phenomena that was seen on several planets, including Earth. It was associated with thunderstorms and other phenomena, such as volcanic eruptions.
On Rigel X, snowstorms could include lightning which surprised Malcolm Reed in 2151. ()
On , a sandfire storm emitted lightning-like bolts of electricity. Arev was killed by a lightning discharge from a sandfire storm in 2154. ()
In 2233 of the alternate reality, the encountered a "lightning storm" 75,000 kilometers from Klingon space, during which the Narada emerged from a black hole and opened fire on the Kelvin. It was 's later description of the same phenomena as a "lightning storm in space" that caught 's attention. ()
The Greek gods had the ability to control lightning. In 2267, this power was demonstrated by Apollo, after he was discovered on the planet Pollux IV by the . ()
Later that year, Lieutenant was killed by a lightning bolt produced by Vaal during a mission to Gamma Trianguli VI. Spock was later hit by a lightning bolt while he and Captain Kirk approached Vaal. The bolt, which hit Spock in the back, knocked him to the ground, and resulted in second-degree burns. ()
Also in 2267, a lightning storm was witnessed during a visit of the Enterprise to the Halkan homeworld. The lightning storm was caused by an approaching ion storm, which led to a transporter malfunction, and switched several Enterprise crewmen with their mirror universe counterparts. ()
In 2287, claiming to be God on the planet deemed to be in the galactic core used lightning in an attempt to strike Captain Kirk and his compatriots after they refused to yield their starship, the . ()
In the 24th century, a six-year-old Kathryn Janeway witnessed a bolt of lightning split an oak tree in her grandfather's yard, one she had climbed in just a few hours before. She later stated that no encounter with an anomaly could elicit more fear in her than that storm had. ()
In 2364, the (and several Ferengi) encountered a lightning storm on a planet in the Delphi Ardu system. ()
In 2366, Geordi La Forge and Romulan Centurion Bochra encountered what could be described as lightning on Galorndon Core. ()
The following year, the Enterprise-D encountered lightning-like bolts in a nebula while hiding from a Borg cube. ()
During the appearance of the Dal'Rok in the 's village on Bajor, lightning was emitted from it, some striking the ground. ()
In 2370, Quark visited Vaatrik Pallra on Bajor during a storm with lightning. ()
Later that year, the crew of the Enterprise-D simulated a lightning storm on the holodeck while covertly transporting a group of Boraalans to a new planet after their homeworld, Boraal II, became uninhabitable. ()
In 2373, after Risa's weather control system was shut down, several lightning storms occurred, with thunder and rain. ()
== See also ==
* Lightning bolt
* Lightning bug
* Lightning rod
* Lightning shield
* Taos Lightning
== External link ==
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Lightning bolt

A lightning bolt was a stylized representation of lightning.
In 2365, visiting Bringloidi triggered 's fire suppression system when they set fires to cook food, the results of which Danilo Odell described as "a bloody death trap! Lightning bolts falling from the ceiling!" Later, he asked for Worf's help in finding a way to heat their poteen "without this bloody ship firing bloody lightning bolts at us." ()
Olly, the demigod granddaughter of Zeus, inherited from him the ability to absorb energy and use it to create lightning bolt constructs. However, these constructs were not very powerful, capable of delivering only a moderate electric shock at most. In 2382, Olly attempted to stop the shape war between the s and s by draining their energy, which overloaded her and caused her to launch a multitude of lightning bolts. One of the bolts became lodged in Brad Boimler's anus, requiring Doctor T'Ana to devise a unique procedure to remove it. ()
Later that year, Olly hit Relga's Bird-of-Prey with a massive lightning bolt generated using the energy of a quantum fissure's Schrödinger possibility field, draining the ship's shields. ()
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Lightstorm

== Summary ==
In the Gamma Quadrant, a Federation colony on the planet Gakora is attacked by unknown alien ships. Kol, commander of the A'vwi is on patrol nearby and responds to the SOS call. When they arrive, they find a single survivor and take him to Deep Space 9. Sisko returns to the planet with Kol, while Koleth, one of the Klingon crewmates, stays behind to meet with Dr. Bashir, a man to whom he owes a life debt.
In the Gamma Quadrant, the ship is attacked by the same alien fleet as earlier, but is allowed to travel to their homeworld, Myvock. Malek, the leader of the aliens there welcomes the Klingons, but sentences Sisko and Dax to execution because Humans have defiled Gakora, a planet sacred to his people.
On DS9, Bashir finds out from the survivor that Lursa and B'Etor were the ones who had led the alien attack. He travels to the planet with O'Brien, only to be captured by the sisters.
Meanwhile, Kol and Katha save Sisko and Dax, and kidnap Malek. They take him to Gakora, and everyone meets up. Malek's military chief attacks the group and Koleth sacrifices himself to save Bashir's life, redeeming his debt, but Lursa and B'Etor escape. Malek realizes that the war has been a mistake.
== Background information ==
* This issue featured a three page interview with Michael Westmore, conducted by Mark Paniccia.
* This acts as a semi-sequel to the events of the mini-series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Hearts and Minds, and also features Lursa and B'Etor from , setting this story before the events of .
=== Creators ===
* Based on:
** Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
** created by Rick Berman & Michael Piller
* Writers:
** Mark A. Altman
* Artists: 
** Rob Davis (pencil art, interior and cover)
** Terry Pallot (inking, interior and cover)
** Joseph Allen (letter art)
** Ruth Yasharpour (color design)
** Violent Hues with Janice Wismar (color art)
** Jennifer Schellinger (cover color art)
* Editor: Mark Paniccia
== Characters ==
=== Regular and recurring characters ===
; Julian Bashir : Chief medical officer aboard DS9.
; Odo : Security chief aboard DS9.
; Benjamin Sisko : Commander of DS9.
; Kira Nerys : Bajoran Major, second in command aboard DS9.
; Miles O'Brien : Chief of operations aboard DS9.
; Jadzia Dax : Joined Trill, science officer.
; Quark : Ferengi barkeep.
; Morn : One of Quark's best customers.
== References ==
==External link==
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