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Tornado

A tornado is a destructive weather phenomenon caused by tornadic storms.
Once a common occurrence on Earth, by the 24th century, tornadoes could be dissipated by the planet's Weather Modification Net. In 2356, Amanda Rogers' mother and father were executed by the Q Continuum in the form of a single tornado, which spontaneously appeared and disappeared over their house in Topeka, Kansas, after destroying it. Upon hearing of the manner of their deaths in 2369, Jean-Luc Picard was surprised and questioned why the weather modification network failed to prevent the tornado, before learning of its unusual nature. ()
In 2365, Theta VIII's atmosphere was found to contain large concentrations of ammonia, among other gases, which formed ammonia tornadoes. Geordi La Forge agreed with William T. Riker's assessment that the planet was not suitable for vacations, unless one liked ammonia tornadoes. ()
Yaderan folklore stated that Changelings could transform into tornadoes. In one story that Taya told Odo in 2370, the Great Minra tricked a Changeling by telling him tornadoes were easy to transform into. ()
After the Reckoning began in 2374, the Bajoran city Tamulna was hit by a tornado. ()
Tornadoes were sometimes used in a humorous way to describe destruction in a particular area. In 2370, Miles O'Brien joked that the only possible explanation for damage to the science lab was a tornado that no one on Deep Space 9 heard. ()
== See also ==
* Cyclone
* Hurricane
* The Wizard of Oz
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Toronto

Toronto was the capital city of the province of Ontario, and once the biggest city in Canada on Earth.
==History==
In 2022, Toronto was the location of the Noonien-Singh Institute for Cultural Advancement, which was developing a cold fusion reactor and was also home to the young Khan Noonien Singh. During that time period, it was visited by La'an Noonien-Singh and an alternate timeline James T. Kirk, who were sent there by a dying Department of Temporal Investigations agent to foil a plot to alter Earth history. Kirk mistook Toronto for for New York City, having never been to Earth in his timeline.
During their visit, the city suffered an apparent terrorist attack when the Lake Ontario Bridge was destroyed by an explosion soon after it was completed. The explosion was actually caused by photonic bombs planted by Romulan temporal agents. Kirk and Noonien-Singh were approached by Sera, another Romulan agent tasked with killing Khan Noonien-Singh and thereby preventing the formation of the Federation. She initially intended to detonate the fusion reactor, and when this failed, she tried to assassinate Khan personally. The plot was foiled by Noonien-Singh and Kirk, with both Kirk and Sera being killed.
In an alternate timeline, the city was destroyed in 2022 when Sera detonated the cold fusion reactor. This incident and the resulting death of Khan caused the divergence of the timelines, prevented the Federation from being formed, and led to the devastation and abandonment of Earth. ()
In 2365, a view of Toronto appeared through an Iconian gateway found on Iconia. ()
== Locations ==
* The Casablanca Tobacconist
* CN Tower
* Croissant Express Cafe
* Harbourfront Centre
* Lake Ontario Bridge
* The Lakeview
* Noonien-Singh Institute for Cultural Advancement
* Royal Alexandra Theatre
* Royal Ontario Museum
* The Tenor
* Toronto City Hall
* Toronto Eaton Centre
== See also ==
* Toronto City Police
* Toronto Fire
* Toronto Maple Leafs
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
==== Production ====
 and are largely shot in Toronto and the surrounding area, both in studios and on location. Several real locations in Toronto have stood in for fictional locations in these series. For a complete list, see Filming locations.
The plaza in front of the Eaton Centre onto which La'an and Kirk emerge in is , although the plaza's name does not appear in the episode.
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Toronto City Police

The Toronto City Police was a municipal police force and primary law enforcement agency for the city of Toronto in Canada.
After the explosion of the Lake Ontario Bridge, many officers of the TCP converged to investigate the cause of the explosion. 
Later, La'an Noonien-Singh and James T. Kirk were both briefly detained by TCP officers for reckless driving, but were released after the arresting officers were called away to backup the scene of the terrorist attack. ()
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Toronto Maple Leafs

The Toronto Maple Leafs were a Toronto-based Earth hockey team active during the early 21st century.
In 2022, a Human passerby was wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey as she passed by Roots while attempted to maneuver a revolving door. Not long after that, another passerby was walking past The Lakeview restaurant wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs beanie. ()
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Torpedo casing

A torpedo casing was the outer shell of a torpedo, such as that used to encase a photon torpedo. 
Starfleet's Mark VI photon torpedo casing was described as cylindrical in shape, measured 2 meters in length, and was constructed of terminium. ()
After searching the wreckage of a Xindi-Insectoid starship in the Delphic Expanse in 2153, the landing party from discovered in the ship's armory, several particle weapons and torpedo casings. ()
When was raided by the alien thief , he removed "five tricorders, three phaser rifles, a couple of photon torpedo casings, two antimatter injectors, a month's supply of emergency rations." Tom Paris considered the lot to be "no great loss." ()
== Alternate uses ==
In Starfleet, during the 22nd, 23rd, and 24th centuries, it was traditional to place the bodies of dead crewmates in the empty casing of a torpedo, much like a coffin, before launching or beaming them out into space. These coffins were often draped in the Flag of the Federation. (; , ; ; , ) They were sometimes referred to as "pods". ()
Following the death of 's Lyndsay Ballard, she was buried in space and later discovered by the Kobali. After they reanimated her, she didn't believe believe that she had actually died until they showed her visual scans of her own corpse lying in the torpedo casing she was buried in. ()
In 2382, Captain Carol Freeman and Commander Jack Ransom loaded the head of a Lieutenant Commander Data from an alternate reality into a torpedo casing which the then fired through a quantum fissure to be recovered on the other side by Data's . ()
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File:Sisko at Jadzia's coffin.jpg|Jadzia Dax's coffin
File:Jetal's torpedo.jpg|Ahni Jetal's torpedo coffin launched into space
File:John Kelly burial.jpg|John Kelly's coffin
File:Kelly's burial in space.jpg|Kelly's launch into space
== See also ==
* Probe casing
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Torros III

Torros III was the inhabited third planet in its star system. This planet was located inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. A Dominion shipyard was located on the planet in 2373.
At the outbreak of the Dominion War in 2373, a task force comprised of Starfleet and Klingon forces attacked and destroyed the shipyards while Dominion forces were occupied attacking Deep Space 9. Starfleet chose to launch an attack on the shipyards rather than send reinforcements to Deep Space 9, which was lost to the Dominion. However, DS9 personnel were able to establish a minefield at the mouth of the wormhole prior to being forced from the station, which severed the Dominion's supply line from their home territory in the Gamma Quadrant.
The destruction of the shipyards at Torros III, together with the mining of the Bajoran wormhole, was an early blow to the Dominion war effort in the Alpha Quadrant. Even so, the Dominion was able to launch a successful campaign into Federation territory. ()
== Background information ==
This planet's quadrant of origin is inferred based on the position of the Cardassian Union as seen in the star chart appearing in the episode .
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 46) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Stellar Cartography", pp. 18-19; "Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), the Torros system was a binary system with an A-class star and a B-class star. According to a map of the Cardassian Union – prepared by an anonymous astrography clerk, from the Cardassian Central Archives, in 2364 – Torros was identified as a Cardassian system.
"TOR-oes" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the pronunciation guide for .
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Tory Christopher

Tory Mark Christopher is an actor, director, and writer who appeared as a Starfleet lieutenant in several episodes of . As a background actor he received no credit for his appearances. The Star Trek Customizable Card Game named his Starfleet character "Paxton Reese".
Christopher was born on a United States Air Force Base in Wiesbaden, West Germany. He attended the University of Texas and received a Texas University Interscholastic League "Best Actor" Award in 1976 what made him the youngest Texas University award winner in the history of this University. Beside his career in front and behind the camera he owned a talent agency for over eight years and cast background and supporting roles for several films, television series, and commercials, such as , , and . He is also an experienced stand-up comedian and a free time NASCAR driver.
In 2004 he co-founded alongside Matthew Christopher and Tony Hannagan the production company "11 11 Pictures". This company has produced several films and television projects and received a Dylan Thomas Award for best picture for the film Sinners in 2007. Christopher worked as director, writer, producer, and cinematographer on this film.
Christopher previously appeared mainly as an actor in several films, including The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw (1991, with Dion Anderson, Juliana Donald, and Brian Keith), (1993, with Frank Langella, Parley Baer, Stefan Gierasch, Charles Hallahan, Stephen Root, Dawn Arnemann, Dendrie Taylor, Paul Collins, Peter White, Robin Gammell, Dan Butler, and Pam Pruitt-McGeary), (1995, starring Christian Slater and Brad Dourif, with Mia Kirshner), and (1995, with Clint Howard, Max Grodénchik, and Ned Vaughn). He also performed in several television series such as (1992-1996) and (1996, with Amanda Carlin, Stephen Lee, and Robertson Dean).
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Tos

Tos was a Vulcan diplomat serving on Earth, alongside Ambassador Soval, in 2151.
In that year, Tos, along with Soval and Sub-Commander T'Pol, conferred with Admiral Forrest and a group of Starfleet officers at Starfleet Medical in San Francisco. The Vulcans recommended that they be allowed to take responsibility for the disposition of Klaang, a Klingon courier who had crash landed on Earth. 
In response to Admiral Leonard maintaining that Starfleet should handle the incident due to it having occurred on Earth soil, Tos stated that the location of the incident was irrelevant and that, if it were not for the Vulcans' dealing with the Klingons, Earth would most likely be facing an invasion force in the near future. 
Ultimately, Captain Archer convinced Admiral Forrest to allow to return Klaang to Qo'noS, over Tos' and Soval's objections. ()
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Total Systemic Invasion of a Klingon-Human Hybrid by a Cytoplasmic Pseudoparasite

Total Systemic Invasion of a Klingon-Human Hybrid by a Cytoplasmic Pseudoparasite was the title of a a hologram of had outlined, regarding B'Elanna Torres's condition. He hoped that he and The Doctor could present the paper to the Federation Medical Academy, and felt the title had a nice ring to it.
The Doctor, disgusted by the real Crell Moset's unethical practices, retorted, "Are we also going to tell them where you honed your surgical techniques? A footnote, perhaps. For further details, see Cardassian death camps." ()
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Totalitarianism

Totalitarianism was a form of government in which the state recognized no limit to its authority, controlling the lives of its citizens when and wherever possible. It was embraced by governing bodies such as the Cardassian Union and the Dominion.
In 2257, Emperor Georgiou criticized Admiral Cornwell's strategy to identify the Red Angel as gathering input and subsequently promoting debate, and recommended the use of "a little totalitarian efficiency". ()
Tom Paris described the Nazis as "totalitarian fanatics bend on world conquest. The Borg of their day". ()
In 1996, a stranded Captain Braxton referred to Officer Sims as a "quasi-Cardassian totalitarian." ()
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Totem

A totem was a natural object that was believed to have spiritual significance to a particular society. The totem was often represented by a small, carved statue.
In 2381, the Scrubble emissary presented Captains Carol Freeman and Maier with what he called "sacred Scrubble totem" as a gesture of friendship. However, Ensign D'Vana Tendi discovered that the totem was actually a listening device used to uncover Starfleet intelligence. () The following year, some of its shattered remains were among Tendi's captain's trinkets aboard her Orion Interceptor. ()
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Tourist attraction

A tourist attraction or simply attraction was a location or facility that catered to tourists rather than locals.
In 1986, a bag depicting various tourist attractions in California was carried by a tourist visiting the Cetacean Institute. ()
Attractions were listed on Yorktown's public transporter menu. ()
In 2375, Captain Kathryn Janeway told Seven of Nine and Tuvok to plot a course for 's trip through Devore space, asking them to avoid their colonies, space stations and tourist attractions, assuming the Devore had such things. ()
Some of these attractions were referred to negatively as tourist traps. Gedi Prime was known as "The vacation paradise that makes Risa look like a tourist trap." ()
== Types of attractions ==
* Amusement park
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* Museum
* Pleasure planet
* Zoo
== Tourist attractions ==
=== Betazed ===
* Opal Sea
=== Earth ===
==== Canada ====
* CN Tower
* Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
* Rogers Centre
* Royal Ontario Museum
==== USA ====
* Big Sur Aquarium
* Cetacean Institute
* Historical Bozeman
* Magic Mountain
* Movieland Wax Museum
* Niagara Falls
* San Diego Zoo
* SeaWorld
* Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
* Starfleet Archive Museum
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* Yellowstone National Park
* Yosemite National Park
=== Risa ===
* Galartha
* Risa water recreation park
* Suraya Bay
* Temtibi Lagoon
=== Kyrian and Vaskan homeworld ===
* Museum of Kyrian Heritage
=== Other ===
* Narj's Miraculous Menagerarium
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Toy

Toys were objects played with as a form of recreation. 
In 2266, Miri and Jahn's friends hid in a toy store in a ruined city of their when an landing party from the beamed down to the planet. () 
The Aldean Rashella and Alexandra, a child abducted by the Aldeans from the played a holographic game on Aldea. The game featured several red and white shapes that could be controlled with a small joystick. () 
A similar game was also in used aboard the USS Enterprise-D. A boy played the game in the nursery while Ian Andrew Troi played with little puppies. ()
The Dreman girl Sarjenka had two toys in her house on Drema IV. ()
According to Worf, he never played with toys as a child. ()
When Data was a captive aboard Kivas Fajos ship, Palor Toff, a guest of Fajo, called the android "Fajo's new toy". ()
Alexander Rozhenko had several small computerized toys. One he played with while waiting for his father to return to his quarters after asking the Captain for a short time off, so both could go to the holodeck to take part in a simulation of the Wild West. () 
Molly O'Brien had several toys in the O'Brien's quarters aboard Deep Space 9, including a stuffed Targ and a doll house. () 
B'Elanna Torres would often take her Toby the targ plush toy with her if she was leaving the starship for longer than a day. ()
After coming in contact with the Friendship 1 probe, sent by Earth in the year 2067, the natives of an unidentified planet in the Delta Quadrant created toys that played an interpretation of Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons when a button was pressed. In 2378, Tom Paris found such a toy on the devastated surface of their homeworld and later gave it to the young native girl Yun. () 
The Sky Ship Friends were popular toys among Kelemane's species. ()
== Types of toys ==
* Action figure
** Marauder Mo
* Ball
* Doll
* Model
** Remote controlled model spaceship
** Space Marine Evac Fighter
* Playset
** Tribble Cereal Super Salon
* Rocking horse
* Sky Ship Friends
* Stuffed animal
** Teddy bear
* Toy car
** Remote controlled car
* Toy soldier
* Unnamed recreational activities
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Tozhat Province

Tozhat Province was a Bajoran province where the Tozhat Resettlement Center was located.
In the 2360s, Kotan Pa'Dar was the exarch of a Cardassian settlement in this province during the Occupation. ()
In 2401, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard kept a map of Bajor's major archaeological sites in the study at Château Picard that identified Tozhat Province, including Jo'Kala and nearby archaeological sites in the region. ()
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===Background information===
According to the , the pronunciation for Tozhat was "to-ZAHT".
"Tohzat Province" was labeled as the northern-half of an island continent (alongside "Musilla Province") in a production map of Bajor that writer Robert Hewitt Wolfe maintained, though was absent (mislabeled as Dahkur Province) from the map derived from it for Geoffrey Mandel's Star Trek: Star Charts. (p. 42) It was included on a map of archaeological sites created for . 
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Trabe

The Trabe were a humanoid, spacefaring civilization from the Delta Quadrant. The Trabe had conquered the Kazon and integrated them into their society as slave labor, forcing them to live in squalor; separated from the Trabe, who lived in luxury. The Trabe went so far as to provoke the various Kazon sects into fighting among themselves in order to keep them under control. Outsiders, such as the Talaxians, knew the Trabe as a highly cultured species. The Trabe did not reveal the truth regarding their oppression of the Kazon, and other governments did not intervene for fear of losing trade opportunities. ()
In 2345, Jal Sankur united the Kazon sects in rebellion against their Trabe oppressors, forcing them to flee their homeworld. The various sects took control of much of the Trabe space fleet, using it for their own ends, and soon began fighting among themselves once again, but they remained united in preventing the Trabe from finding a new homeworld. ()
In 2372, attempts by Captain Kathryn Janeway of the Federation starship to form an alliance with one or more Kazon sects led to her forming such an alliance with the Trabe instead. The Trabe leader, Mabus, proposed a bolder plan, one that would bring peace between Voyager, the Trabe, and the Kazon. However, after many of the Kazon sect leaders met for a peace conference, Mabus made an attempt to assassinate all of them in one move, aiming to decapitate the Kazon Order and leave the Trabe unopposed in finding a new homeworld. This plan failed when Voyager fired upon the Trabe ship attacking the conference, forcing it to quickly withdraw. Janeway dissolved their alliance shortly thereafter. ()
Teirna claimed that his parents were killed in a Trabe attack shortly after he was born. ()
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Tracer

A tracer was Ramuran security operative whose purpose was to track down and retrieve those who attempted to leave their world. One tracer, called , was a trained expert in weaponry, surveillance, fighting skills, and held a high security clearance. Tracers were said to never go home empty-handed, as the disgrace would be too great. To the knowledge of Kellin, no one had ever managed to permanently escape the tracers.
Tracers might hide themselves and their ships with polarization cloaks, and they used computer viruses to eliminate any records of their presence. They were armed with neurolytic emitters, with which they erased the memories of their targets, making them more cooperative.
 was a tracer who tracked the fugitive Reskat for over a year, ultimately finding him hiding onboard the in 2374. She was found by the Voyager crew and spent several weeks tracking him down with their help. After she fulfilled her mission, she found that she had developed feelings for Commander Chakotay and returned to Voyager as a fugitive herself. She was hunted by more tracers, one of whom, Curneth, infiltrated Voyager and erased her memories. As a result, Kellin returned willingly with him to Ramura. ()
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Tracey D'Arcy

Tracey D'Arcy is an actress and producer who appeared as the holographic young woman in the fifth season episode . She filmed her scenes on Wednesday and Thursday on Paramount Stage 16.
Prior to her appearance in Star Trek, D'arcy was featured in an episode of Doogie Howser, M.D. (1991, with Paul Lambert and James B. Sikking). In 1994 she worked as art director on the short film Laura Sobers and in 1995 she was a production assistant on , produced by Marc Buckland.
D'Arcy also worked as associate producer on (1997-1998, starring Titus Welliver and James B. Sikking), as post production coordinator on (1998), as co-producer on (1999, with co-executive producer and writer Manny Coto), as co-producer and later producer on (1999-2002, starring William Sadler and produced by Jonathan Frakes and Ronald D. Moore), and as second unit director and co-producer on (2003-2006, starring Nikki Cox).
In 2002 she directed the short thriller Another Life which received several film festival awards. It was written by Ronald D. Moore, starring William Sadler, casting by Libby Goldstein, and with first assistant director Louis Race.
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Traci Murray

Traci Murray is an actress who appeared as a holographic volleyball player in the third season episodes , , , , and . She received no credit for her appearances and was identified by the call sheets of the episodes.
In 1988, Murray was featured in the comedy Glitch! where she worked with Marjean Holden, Julia Nickson, Laura Albert, and Shana Golden. In 2003, she worked as stand-in for on the comedy The Shape of Things along with fellow stand-in Mark Rogerson.
Murray was one of the regular stand-ins on between 2004 and 2011. She also performed stunts for stunt coordinator Noon Orsatti in two episodes in 2006 and 2007. More recently, she worked as stand-in for on (2009-2018, along with Linda Harcharic and Lee Poppie).
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