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Ariel Winter

Ariel Winter is an actress who voiced D'Erika Tendi in the fourth and fifth seasons of .
Winter is best known for her role as Alex Dunphy on from 2009 to 2020. Amy Pietz, Ed Begley, Jr., Christopher Darga, Dominic Burgess, Jack Axelrod, Norman Lloyd, Jonathan Banks, Christopher Shea, Jason Mantzoukas, Nolan North, Richard Riehle, Vaughn Armstrong, Kelsey Grammer, Vanessa Williams, Patton Oswalt, Tucker Smallwood, Victor Garber, Ann Magnuson, Marc Evan Jackson, Rebecca Wisocky, Gabrielle Ruiz, Paul Dooley, Ron Ostrow, Jim Piddock, Tara Strong, and Jessica McKenna appeared in recurring and guest roles on this show.
Early in her career, as a child actress Winter appeared in (2005, with Corbin Bernsen and Martha Hackett), Grilled (2006, with Jack Kehler), Speed Racer (2008), Opposite Day (2009), and The Chaperone (2011), and guested in episodes of (starring Ted Levine, with Stanley Kamel), , (with Derek Webster), (starring Miguel Ferrer and Jerry O'Connell, with Patrick Kerr), , (starring Kenneth Mitchell and Alicia Coppola, with Leon Russom), and (with Concetta Tomei). In 2009, she had a recurring role in the fifteenth season of (starring Eriq La Salle, Scott Grimes and Angela Bassett, with Leland Orser, Wallace Shawn, Willow Geer, Tom Virtue, and Albie Selznick).
In addition, Winter is known for her work as a voice-over artist. Among her most famous works in this field are (2007-15, alongside, among others, Malcolm McDowell and Seth MacFarlane) and as the title character on (2013-18, alongside Alan Ruck, Tress MacNeille, Corey Burton, Carlos Alazraqui, Dawnn Lewis, Dee Bradley Baker, and Grey Griffin).
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Arin'Sen

The Arin'Sen were a pale-skinned humanoid species with a ridge running along their necks, vertical stripes running along their heads and two circular parts of the head next to the ridges.
In 2152, the starship encountered a severely damaged Arin'Sen vessel in a star system just outside Klingon territory. The surviving Arin'Sen told Captain Archer that, several years previously, their colony, Raatooras, had been annexed by the Klingon Empire. The Klingons had offered them protection, but abandoned the colony after stripping it of all valuable resources. 
Short on food and fuel, the Arin'Sen fled the colony, pursued by Captain Duras of the . Having branded the Arin'Sen refugees as rebels, the Empire sent Duras to retrieve them, but Captain Archer refused to hand them over. After engaging in battle with the Bortas, Enterprise managed to evade Duras, and relocated the Arin'Sen refugees on a planet unknown to the Klingons. ()
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This species' name originates from production sources, such as the production report released for "Judgment". David A. Goodman, who co-wrote "Judgment" and scripted the episode, named the species after Michael Aronson, who had been a friend of and fellow Trekkie with Goodman in college before becoming a writer for the New York newspaper .
David A. Goodman wanted the Arin'Sen to be escaped slaves. He ultimately thought that the representation of their past relations with the Klingons was softened and that it would have been better if the Arin'Sen had indeed been slaves who had escaped from a Klingon-dominated site, increasing the accuracy of calling them "rebels." ("Judgment" audio commentary & podcast)
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Ariolo

The Ariolo were a sentient centaur-like species, whose homeworld was a member of the United Federation of Planets by the late 23rd century.
== History ==
In 2286, the Ariolo were represented by two ambassadors on the Federation Council. ()
Ariolo were present on Tulgana IV in 2380, including one operating a weapons shop in the Little Qo'noS district. ()
In 2381, an Ariolo was present at the Bonestell Recreation Facility. ()
== Physiology ==
The Ariolo had four legs and two arms with three-fingered hands. Their torsos extended above their front legs. They also had short tails. ()
They had a tough, almost leathery skin that was usually a dark gray, green or brown in color. They had angular heads that sloped upwards from a low forehead to the rear of the cranium. The jaw was angled down so that the mouth, which reversed the angular pattern to slope upward away from the line of the jaw and forehead, protruded slightly away from the face. ()
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* Unnamed Ariolo
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The Ariolo were first canonically mentioned on a plaque affixed to a specimen tank found in the mirror universe's laboratory aboard the . The tank contained bone tissue samples from this terrestrial species. 
Prior to this, their name was prominently featured in FASA's Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update – the only non-canon source in identifying aliens appearing in Star Trek IV.
According to that source, the Ariolo had centaur-like torsos, which was eventually revealed in Star Trek: Lower Decks. They were also described as a hedonistic race who are reputed to be the best musicians in the galaxy. They are the only race known to the Federation that has no concept of time.
Their homeworld was called Fillandia, a tidally locked planet that was plagued by earthquakes and volcanoes. It was described as a large, humid world, dominated by tropical forests and mountain ranges.
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Aristocrat

An aristocrat or noble was a member of the highest social class of a society, which often included political power and material wealth. The highest form of this is monarchy, a hereditary government system in which only one person (e.g. an emperor) rules over a sovereign state or region for life or until abdication. A monarch usually refers to a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor.
In the Paris 042 holoprogram set in 19th century Ireland, Tom Paris claimed that he had money due to an inheritance from his grandfather on his mother's side, who had been an aristocrat. ()
The Kriosian Kaitaama claimed to to have been "courted by young men from many noble families." ()
The Elasian Kryton came from a noble family. ()
== Titles of nobility ==
* Baron
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* Emperor/Empress
* First Monarch
* King
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* Monsieur
* Prince/Princess
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* Viceroy
* Viscount
* Squire/Gentleman
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Arkaria

Arkaria was an inhabited planet in its star system. and the homeworld of the humanoid Arkarians and the Arkarian horn fowl. Arkaria Base was a facility on the planet's surface that remotely controlled the Remmler Array orbiting the planet. According to Data, Arkaria featured some interesting weather patterns and its mean temperatures were slightly above what was considered comfortable for Humans. According to Calvin Hutchinson, the commander of the Arkaria Base, there was a network of trails through the plains, with one of the trails leading to a southern promontory where there were nesting grounds for the horn fowls.
In 2369, the arrived at Arkaria to be serviced by the Remmler Array. During the procedure, Arkaria Base was temporarily seized by Arkarian terrorists in league with a mercenary group attempting to steal trilithium resin from the Enterprise. ()
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"ARE-care-ee-uh" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the pronunciation guide.
Although the planet hosted a Starfleet installation, it had never been clarified on screen whether Arkaria was also a Federation member. 
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Though the planet's membership was uncertain, the New Worlds, New Civilizations mentioned Arkarians as being participants in a Starfleet Academy marathon in 2323.
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Arlene Brown

Arlene "PinkGrip" Brown is a film and television grip who worked on . 
Brown has also worked on such films as (2006), (2007, starring Kirsten Dunst and James Cromwell), Knocked Up (2007), (2007, featuring Tim Russ), (2007, featuring Bruce Greenwood), Superhero! (2008, starring Christopher McDonald and Brent Spiner), and Paramount Pictures' (2008). Her many television series include 24, J.J. Abrams' , (starring William Shatner), , (starring Jennifer Morrison), , (starring Abby Brammell), , and (starring Enrique Murciano).
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Arlene Fukai (Lieutenant Commander)

Arlene Fukai was a female originally from the planet Tycho IV.
Fukai was later a Starfleet officer during the mid- to late 24th century.
In 2353, she was listed as a Starfleet Operational Support Services officer on the directory placard at Starbase 32, Maxia sector. Her office was located in room #35951. (, directory)
In 2369, Fukai served as a lieutenant commander aboard the . She was one of seventeen individuals who were from worlds outside the Federation. Her proteins were tested by Doctor Beverly Crusher for a possible configuration match with the fragments of a 4 billion-year old genetic program. The results came back negative. (, )
During the 2370s, she was listed as a member of the Fleet Ops team on the dedication plaques of the Federation starships in 2371, and the in 2373. (, ; , )
In an unknown, alternate future timeframe, she was listed as a Tactical Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
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Arlene Galway

Lieutenant Arlene Galway was a female Human Starfleet officer who lived during the mid-23rd century. She served in the sciences division aboard the under Captain James T. Kirk during the mid-2260s. She was born in 2243.
In 2267, she was a member of the landing party sent to Gamma Hydra IV to respond to a distress call. While on the surface, Galway was affected by a radiation sickness that caused hyper-accelerated aging. Among her symptoms was hearing loss, which she had never experienced before. When she approached Doctor Leonard McCoy about it, he suggested hypersonic treatment. 
Later, McCoy suggested she lay down and rest in her quarters, but Galway was hesitant, fearing how she would appear when she awoke again. Captain Kirk, understanding her feelings, "ordered" her back to work, much to her relief. While leaving sickbay, she looked at herself in the mirror with dismay.
Though younger than the other members of the landing party, except Pavel Chekov, she was the first to die, something McCoy attributed to her metabolism. () 
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Galway was played by Beverly Washburn. 
 According to the final draft script for "The Deadly Years", she was listed in the cast portion as "Chief Arlene Galway, a doll in her mid-twenties." Galway's designation as "chief" was further clarified in the stage notes, which described her as the "chief biologist".
When Galway was prematurely aging, her first stage of aging was described in the script as having "looks older than sixty," while her final stage of aging was described as "She looks incredible old (80), hardly recognizable."
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The Pocket TOS novel Provenance of Shadows portrayed Galway as being Chekov's immediate superior whose recommendation of him was among the factors considered by Kirk when deciding whether to promote him to the bridge crew. 
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Arlo Hemphill

Arlo Hanlan Hemphill is an American actor, background performer, consultant, stand-in, and producer who appears as a shipyard worker in . He is also an expert marine biologist and a dedicated explorer and ocean conservationist.
Hemphill was born in Baltimore, Maryland. He graduated from the Palm Beach Atlantic University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with Marine specialization and a minor in Oceanography. He received training as an actor from L.A. Casting in Los Angeles, California, and from The Network Studio in San Francisco, California. One of his earliest acting roles was in a high school production of The Sound of Music, in which he played Captain Von Trapp, the same character Christopher Plummer portrayed in the acclaimed 1965 film directed by Robert Wise. 
As an independent consultant based in California, Hemphill offers "services in expedition/exploration support, marine conservation, ocean policy, scientific diving, biological assessments, and film and media" He is a national of the Explorers Club and a member of the World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA) High Seas Task Force. Nature magazine listed Hemphill as one of over 100 global biodiversity experts, noting his expertise with biodiversity in the Greater Caribbean and the Chocó-Darién-Western Ecuador.
Hemphill made his first film appearance as an extra in (1997, featuring Geoffrey Blake, Robin Gammell, Angela Bassett, and Tucker Smallwood). He returned to film approximately ten years later, working as a background performer in numerous projects, including Four Christmases (with cinematography by Jeffrey L. Kimball), (2008, starring Michelle Krusiec), (2008, produced by Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci and starring William Sadler), and (2008, starring Keri Russell, with production design by Linda DeScenna).
He has also appeared as an extra on (starring Robert Joy), , (starring Jeri Ryan, with Jonathan Banks), (starring Teri Hatcher and the voice of Brenda Strong and directed by Larry Shaw), and Bones.
Star Trek was Hemphill's second film starring Chris Pine; the first was (2008). Hemphill's acting credits also include supporting roles in the independent films The Rains of Astoria and The Mandalorian Legacy and featured appearances on TV shows such as (starring Enrique Murciano, in an episode with Jennifer S. Parsons and Bill Smitrovich), (starring Wallace Langham), and Criminal Minds. He has appeared in several commercials and internet projects, as well.
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Arloff IX

Arloff IX was the ninth planet in its star system. The planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2364, the starship informed the that they would make an extended stop at this planet. The Enterprise-D, carrying three survivors from a 20th century space module, left the Romulan Neutral Zone to meet with the Charleston. ()
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Arm wrestling

Arm wrestling was a physical game played on Earth in which opponents locked arms and struggled in an attempt to force the other person's hand to the table or other surface being used. 
In the Fair Haven holoprogram, this game was often played at Sullivan's Public House. Harry Kim once defeated an opponent, Liam, who seemed to be much more powerful than him. ()
Klingons raised the stakes by having a d'k tahg on either side of the arms. Thus, whoever lost got their hand impaled. ()
In 2382, the encountered a quantum fissure and was brought to a parallel universe where the crew met an alternate version of themselves. As the two crews mingled, Lieutenant Shaxs was arm wrestling his counterpart, and complimented his other self's technique, prompting the alternate Shaxs to reveal that he learned it from strangling Cardassians. The prime Shaxs gasped in excitement and stated that he acquired his wrestling form under the same circumstances. ()
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Armada

In the Spanish language, armada meant a naval fleet, a term that also applied to space fleets.
In 1588, the Spanish Armada was defeated by England. ()
In 2155 of an alternate timeline, Soval warned T'Pol that if she stayed with a group of Earth ships on its way to the Ceti Alpha system she'd most likely find a Xindi armada waiting for them. ()
In the alternate reality, described the United Federation of Planets to as a peace-keeping and humanitarian armada in 2255. ()
Three years later in the same universe, the Starfleet Academy long range sensor lab picked up the destruction of a Klingon armada of forty-seven ships over a Klingon prison planet. ()
Admiral Terral described the forces fighting the Federation in the 2250s as the Klingon armada. ()
In the late 23rd century, the Klingon Empire sent an armada to destroy the tribble homeworld. ()
In early 2367, Admiral J.P. Hanson described the starships assembled at Wolf 359 as an armada. ()
In 2372, a large number of Trabe vessels approached the and were described by Tuvok as an armada. ()
In 2373, after fifteen Borg cubes passed Voyager, Captain Kathryn Janeway ordered Ensign Harry Kim to maintain a long range sensor lock on that armada. ()
In 2374, Tuvok again described a large number of approaching ships as an armada, this time a number of and . ()
In 2375, Onquanii described the series 5 long-range tactical armor unit as capable of flying through an ion storm or an armada of hostile ships and still find its target. ()
In 2378, The Doctor, disguised as Captain Janeway, apparently agreed to have the Voyager meet with a R'Kaal armada and surrender the ship's warp core to them. Chakotay suggested to fight their way out, but "Janeway" replied while they might make it past this armada they could lose many crewmembers in the process or even the entire ship. ()
In 2381, Beckett Mariner rallied the entire fleet to come to the aid of the after her crew lured the unhinged vessels away from Douglas Station. By the time the armada arrived, the crew of the Cerritos had managed to destroy the and by launching her warp core, but this had left her dead in the water and helpless against the . The Aledo was unable to adapt to the arrival of so many identical ships and continued to prioritize destroying the Cerritos out of spite, leading to its destruction at the hands of the class it had been intended to supplant. ()
In the late 24th century, after the Federation learned that was about to go supernova, Starfleet planned to use a rescue armada of 10,000 warp-capable ferries to relocate Romulan citizens. However, the armada was wiped out in the Attack on Mars. ()
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Armageddon Sky

What is the true meaning of honor?
Armageddon Sky is a Pocket DS9 novel – and the second novel in the Day of Honor series – written by L.A. Graf. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
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:All Klingons revere the Day of Honor, their most sacred holiday, but the true nature of honor can be a matter worth fighting over… Dispatched on a secret mission to investigate the raids, Commander Worf of Deep Space Nine and the crew of the Defiant find themselves trapped on a an alien world threatened by global cataclysm – trapped along with Klingons who were exiled to this world for their loyalty to Worf's dishonored family. Worf must find a way to save the Klingons whose honor bade them to keep their pledges to the House of Mogh despite the orders of the Emperor, and to prevent a bloody massacre that will forever stain the honor of the Klingon Empire!
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:"I served under a man who had a very flexible view of the Prime Directive. He didn't have much patience for politics and rhetoric. If he knew that innocent lives were being threatened, he'd move heaven and earth to save them, and the Prime Directive be damned". - "George"
:"I will not have this family go to Sto-Vo-Kor and recite to Kahless how we tried to trick honor - how we held hostages unrelated to our battle and tried to run from our duty like Ferengi picking holes in a contract of their own making" - K'Taran
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* The novel is set during DS9 Season 4.
* The important Starfleet officer is hinted to be Hikaru Sulu, but he only gives his name to Bashir as "George".
* An extract from this novel appeared in .
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;Benjamin Sisko
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Armando Contreras

Armando Contreras worked in the camera and electrical department of , , and . 
Contreras started as key grip on (1974-76) and worked then as key grip/ dolly grip on films such as (1978), (1981), (1983), (1984), the television special Police Story: The Freeway Killings (1987), (1992), (1992, starring David Paymer, with Julie Warner and Mary Mara), (1993), and (1996, with Alfre Woodard).
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Armin Steiner

Armin Steiner is a music score engineer, mixer, and recordist who worked on and the third and fourth seasons of including the episode . For "Deja Q", Steiner mixed together the sounds of 35 orchestra instruments at the master control board at the 20th Century Fox Scoring Stage. 
Steiner is the son of the Hungarian-born American National Chess Champion . 
Steiner started in the music business business at the age of fifteen working at the Electrovox Recording Studio, before branching out on his own – creating Steiner Recording Studio, Sound Recorders, and Sound Labs – recording dozens of pop music artists, and engineering more than 100 Gold and Platinum albums with major artists from the 1960s on including Glen Campbell, Neil Diamond, Fifth Dimension, Dolly Parton, Johnny Rivers, Hall & Oates, Helen Reddy, and Barbra Streisand. 
He originally started as violinist and turned into scoring engineer, mixer and recordist. In this position, working for 20th Century Fox, he recorded soundtracks of films such as Tarzan, the Ape Man (1981), (1984, with Danny Rogers, James Cromwell, Steve Blalock, Terry James, Yolanda Toussieng, Michael Friedman, Joseph A. Unsinn, Brad Dechter, Corey Michael Eubanks, Bernie Casey), (1985), Silverado (1985), (1986), (1987), Spaceballs (1987), (1988), Born on the Fourth of July (1989), Home Alone (1990), (1992), (1992), (1993), (1995), (1999), (2003), (2003), Finding Nemo (2003), (2004), (2008), and Wreck-It Ralph (2012), and television series including , , , King of the Hill, and Terra Nova. 
Steiner received two Grammy Awards in the category Best Engineered Recording, Non Classical: in 1972 for Moods and in 1991 for Unforgettable: With Love.
Steiner received credit for working on the following Star Trek soundtracks:
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Armus IX

Armus IX was the inhabited ninth planet in its star system. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
Prior to stardate 41636, William Riker had to wear a costume decorated with feathers here during a diplomatic conference. In 2364, Riker referenced this event in a conversation with Natasha Yar and Deanna Troi in his preparations for his meeting with Beata, the Elected One of Angel I, on the lengths to which he would go to meet local customs. ()
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