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Duel

A duel was an event where two opponents agree to engage in combat against each other. One who participated in a duel was called a duelist. The victor was often the one who was unscathed or generally in a better position than the opponent at the end of the event. Some duels were to the death. 
Duels were also common with other species, including the Andorian Ushaan, the Vulcan Kal-if-fee and most notably the Klingon Right of Vengeance. (; ; ; )
The Earth astronomer Tycho Brahe lost his nose in a duel over a math equation. ()
James T. Kirk once maintained that "the Klingon Empire has maintained a dueling tradition. They think they can beat us with swords." () 
Kirk and Trelane, the Squire of Gothos, battled each other in a duel of guns. Later, they used swords. ()
Ogus II had arcades which offered recreational laser duels. ()
In the 24th century, Frenchmen, like Jean-Luc Picard, used fencing to duel. He invited Guinan to participate in a duel, and she promptly defeated Picard using a fake wounded tactic. ()
In 2375 aboard Deep Space 9, Worf and Martok challenged Gowron to a duel after the latter attempted to send Martok on a suicide mission to Sarpedion V. Benjamin Sisko rejected this plan and told Worf and Martok to remove Gowron from command and appoint Martok as chancellor. When Gowron revealed this plan to the council Martok said no and Worf grabbed his bat'leth and challenged Gowron to a duel. During the duel the bat'leth broke and Worf stabbed Gowron in both ribs with his knives until he fell backward and died. Worf did death ritual for him and Martok placed the chancellor robes over Worf's shoulder. Worf refused the title and crowned Martok Chancellor of the Klingon Empire. ()
In 2382, Ma'ah and Bargh engaged in a duel after Ma'ah invoked the Rite of Forced Conscription. Ma'ah easily overpowered Bargh who quickly yielded, before Ma'ah revealed that his victory meant that Bargh was now a part of his crew and Ma'ah could choose him as the sacrifice necessary to regain his captaincy. Furious, Bargh dishonorably stabbed Ma'ah in the back, but Ma'ah survived and killed Bargh with his own weapon. ()
In 2399 on Vashti, the former Romulan Senator Tenqem Adrev challenged Jean-Luc Picard to a duel outside the Romulan Social Club. Though Picard parried Adrev's first thrust, he then threw his sword aside and refused to fight further. The duel was ended by Elnor, who offered Adrev a chance to back down and slew him when he refused. ()
== See also ==
* Fast draw
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Duet (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Major Kira suspects that the Cardassian bookkeeper on board DS9 is guilty of war crimes. Is Marritza who he claims to be, or is he the other, more notorious person he claims to be? Can Kira see past her need for vengeance and learn compassion for this Cardassian? We put this into the Mission Log.
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Duffy (dog)

Duffy was an Earth dog that was born in 2132 and died thirteen years later, in 2145.
In 2152, Captain Jonathan Archer had a dream in which Porthos had died, and was being buried in a pet cemetery. Duffy and Goldie were among the gravestones also in the cemetery. The inscription referred to the dog as a "friend and companion". ()
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Duke-Heidelburg quotient

The Duke-Heidelburg quotient was, in the field of 23rd century psychology, a relative means for determining the potential in one's abilities of possessing extrasensory perception; especially when used in correlation with the esper rating, aperception quotient, and general knowledge quotient. 
According to a readout on Dr. Elizabeth Dehner in 2265, she had a Duke-Heidelburg quotient rating of 256. Her ratings were considered "better than average." 
Likewise, Gary Mitchell had a Duke-Heidelburg quotient rating of 261. His ratings reached into the next level of "well above average." ()
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Duke (Lieutenant)

Duke was a 23rd century Human Federation Starfleet officer who served aboard the in the late 2250s. 
In 2259, he was promoted from Ensign to Lieutenant and was assigned to the away team tasked with investigating the distress call involving the on Valeo Beta V. He was later killed by Gorn hatchlings. ()
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Dulainian

The Dulainians were a technologically advanced humanoid species native to the planet Dulaine. They were characterized by reddish-orange skin and light-colored hair. ()
== History ==
Due to their homeworld's ionically charged thermosphere blocking the use of transporters, the Dulainians built a series of orbital lifts to allow access to and from the surface.
In 2381, one of the orbital lifts malfunctioned. The hosted the stranded travelers while an away team consisting of Commander Jack Ransom, Lieutenant Commander Andy Billups, and Ensigns Beckett Mariner and Sam Rutherford was dispatched to effect repairs. Ransom, wanting to prove that Beckett would disobey his orders, deliberately assigned her and himself to the repairs and Billups and Rutherford to liaising with the Dulainians, despite the mismatch with their respective aptitudes. 
After Billups and Rutherford unwittingly offended the Dulainian religion by entering a sacred hall with covered belly buttons, and were taken to the sentient volcano Morgo to be sacrificed, Ransom admitted his unprofessional motivations and, with their shuttle already dispatched to the surface, skydived with Mariner from the lift to intervene. Knowing that the Dulainians prized physical health above all, Ransom revealed his muscular physique to them, impressing their leaders enough for them to listen to his parley. ()
In 2382, Dulainians were among the visitors to the cruise ship Cosmic Duchess. ()
== Society and culture ==
The Dulainians had a "wellness-based" society that held health as their highest calling. They accordingly valued exercise, evidenced by practices such as public wrestling displays and building climbing walls into their orbital lifts, and regarded superlative physical condition as a sign of wisdom. The Dulainians were also famed for their hospitality, wherein guests were pampered, adorned with flower garlands, and treated to dances, feasts, and drinking competitions. Instead of handshakes, they greeted each other by kissing with tongue.
Dulainian religion centered on Volcanic Lord Morgo, an ancient volcano god known as the "Navel of the Planet". Thus, the belly button was highly significant to Dulainian culture, appearing on their national symbol and as the means by which their spacesuits were activated. Dulainians dressed skimpily, leaving their midriffs bared; to enter a sacred hall with a covered belly button, particularly one that was an "outie", was a severe religious transgression. Such sinners were liable to be sacrificed to Morgo by being thrown into the lava within his summit crater.
Morgo was one of three co-leaders of the Dulainians, the other two in the late 24th century being Mendrick, a telepathic Dulainian baby, and 355, a sentient computer. It was believed that having three rulers provided "a system of checks and balances". ()
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* Timber
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Dulcet thistle

Dulcet thistle was a plant, commonly thought to be extinct. It could used to produce an illegal drug that, when added to one's beverage, created a potent sensory experience.
In 2324, Alok Sahar posed as a dealer of dulcet thistle to meet with on the Baraam. After they both partook of the drug, Georgiou confronted him about being a Section 31 operative. ()
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Dumbbell Nebula

The Dumbbell Nebula was a nebula located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This nebula was approximately 1,360 light years from Sol.
 
An image depicting the Dumbbell Nebula was scanned by the Talosians as they reviewed the library computer files on board in 2254. ()
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Durotta

Durotta was a board game played in the 24th century.
It used rectangular and cylindrical pieces, some of which had holes drilled through them, on a round game board. When Tom Paris played the game with B'Elanna Torres, he always opened with a move known as the Novakovich gambit, because she always fell for it. Paris described durotta as a game of "subtlety", prompting Torres to remark that it was too subtle for her. ()
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Dustin Courtney

Dustin Courtney is a stuntman and stunt actor who played a Nakan colonist in the sixth season episode . He received no credit for this appearance.
Courtney is the son of the late stuntman and stunt coordinator Chuck Courtney, the grandson of Hollywood costumer Elizabeth Courtney, and has a sister, Elizabeth. He has also a stepsister, Kim, and a stepbrother, stuntman Lincoln Simonds.
He has performed stunts in several films, including Point Break (1991, with Lori Petty, Christopher Pettiet, Galyn Görg, Jack Kehler, stunts by Janet Brady and Scott Wilder, and stunt coordination by Glenn R. Wilder), The Adventures of Huck Finn (1993, with Ron Perlman), (1995, with Bumper Robinson and Tom Wright), A River Made to Drown In (1997, with Richard Riehle and Mike Starr), (1997, with Michael Jace, Allan Graf, and stunts by Shawn Crowder, Brian Avery, Edward Conna, and Michael Owen), Mars (1998, with Jeff Wolfe), Bryan Singer's (1998, with Bruce Davison, Joe Morton and Joshua Jackson, and stunts by Lane Leavitt), (1999, with Whoopi Goldberg and Brenda Strong), and (2005, with Gene LeBell and Brennan Dyson).
In 2000 he doubled actor Jonathan Tucker in , alongside Dennis Madalone and under the coordination of Chuck Borden, and appeared in the The Fugitive episode Guilt.
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Duty, Honor, Redemption

Duty, Honor, Redemption is a Signature Edition omnibus – collecting three Pocket TOS novelizations: Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, , and – written by Vonda N. McIntyre. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Cadets that enter Starfleet Academy have two mantras drilled into them from their very first day. They must do their duty for the Federation and Starfleet, and they must strive to honor their oath as Starfleet officers. Among those who have best embodied these guiding principles and who have strived to live up to the coda "to boldly go" are those who once served aboard the Starship Enterprise under the command of Captain James T. Kirk. Who then, was better to guide the next generation of officers? After Kirk became an admiral, the officers of the Enterprise were promoted, and several became Academy instructors. Transformed from a ship of the line to a training vessel the Enterprises days of active duty are behind her – until a frantic message from a distant outpost interrupts a training exercise and pulls the ship back into action.
:Admiral Kirk is forced to take command of the Enterprise in order to stop an old nemesis from commandeering what could be the most deadly weapon ever devised. In the course of his actions, the crew will find itself facing death… and life – as they deliberately violate their Starfleet oaths, travel through time to save Earth, and ultimately earn redemption in the eyes of the Federation.
:Now, for the first time ever in one volume here are the novelizations of three : , , and , all by award-winning author Vonda McIntyre.
=== Contents ===
:See the separate volumes for individual summaries.
* Introduction – Harve Bennett: The Man Behind the Movies by Terry J. Erdmann
* Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan
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== Background information ==
* Bookriot.com ranked the novel among as one of the best Star Trek books. 
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Duty, Honor, and Trouble (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Gene-ology follows Gene Roddenberry's early TV writing career every week, and this week we complete our tour of duty with the '50s series with Gene's episode, "Duty, Honor, and Trouble".
:Guest-starring Adam Pranica as Cadet Carter, Matthew Corey as Cadet #1, Ryan Husk as Cadet #2, and William Corey as Cadet #3.
== References ==
; ; ; baseball; Cadet Carter; Captain Davis; ; family; ; ; leadership; ; ; ; Sarek; scriptwriting; ; ; ; ; 
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Dwarf Planet

Miniature people under a strange sun threaten the lives of the Enterprise crew! 
== Background information ==
* This story was reprinted in Enterprise Log 3 and a later reprint of that volume from the Star Trek: The Key Collection series.
* The cover art for this issue was recreated as tin wall art by Open Road Brands in .
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Arnold Drake
* Artist: Alberto Giolitti
* Cover Art: George Wilson
== Characters ==
; James T. Kirk : captain.
; Spock : Vulcan Enterprise exec and science officer.
; Leonard McCoy : Enterprise chief medical officer.
; Montgomery Scott : Enterprise chief engineer.
; Hikaru Sulu : Enterprise helmsman.
; Uhura : Enterprise communications officer. Spelled as Uhuru through the entire issue.
; Kwy : Supreme General on the planet Kujal.
; Imarta : A saboteur from Kujal.
; Delo : A saboteur from Kujal.
== References ==
; Kujal : A planet of miniature people.
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Dwellers in the Crucible

The Romulans turn kidnappers – to shatter the Federation from within!
Dwellers in the Crucible is a Pocket TOS novel – #25 in the numbered series – written by Margaret Wander Bonanno. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:Warrantors of Peace: The Federation's daring experiment to prevent war among its members. Each warrantor, man or woman is hostage for the government of his native world – and is instantly killed if that world breaks the peace.
:Now Romulans have kidnapped six Warrantors, to foment political chaos – and then civil war – within the Federation. Captain Kirk must send Sulu to infiltrate Romulan territory, find the hostages, and bring them back alive – before the Federation self-destructs!
== Background information ==
* The story is set after Saavik enters Starfleet Academy, and prior to . It is the first original novel to feature the character.
* A female Romulan character whose ship supplies the base where the hostages are held is strongly implied to be the unnamed Romulan Commander from .
* When this novel was released by Titan Books in the UK, it was released as a "Giant" novel and not as part of the normal numbered series. It was one of four such releases – the others being Uhura's Song, Shadow Lord and Pawns and Symbols.
== Characters ==
;James Kirk
;Spock
;Cleante al-Faisal
;T'Shael
;Leonard McCoy
;Saavik : Starfleet lieutenant.
;Hikaru Sulu
;Uhura
;Chen : Ensign who beat Admiral Kirk in a game of five-card stud.
;Tolz Kenran : Klingon.
;Krazz : Klingon.
;Delar: Romulan Centurion.
;Heihachiro Nogura : In the early 23rd century, he is remembered as captain of USS Horizon.
== References ==
;Flyer's Pride : Klingon ship.
;Gauntlet : Romulan ship.
; : Horizon was a J-class vessel, in Starfleet service in the early 23rd century, commanded by Captain Heihachiro Nogura.
::This vessel existed after the service of the 22nd century Federation Starfleet ship Horizon depicted in TOS and DS9, but is the same class as the seen in ENT. There is a likelihood that the older J-class ship could be pressed in Starfleet service somehow – indicating this might be the 22nd century Horizon that visited Sigma Iotia II, but it is interesting that the Horizon on ENT was the same class as the one depicted in a non-canon source sixteen years earlier.
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Dylan Chalfy

Dylan Chalfy is an actor from New York City who played the Head Officer in the fourth season episode .
Chalfy has guest-starred in other popular television shows such as , two episodes of , (starring Mariska Hargitay), and in an episode of Conviction. He also appeared in the 1996 television movie If Looks Could Kill, which starred Lee Arenberg, Scott Burkholder, Amanda Carlin, Todd Bryant, Brad Dourif, and Erich Anderson.
Chalfy also appeared in (2013, starring Alice Eve, with Erin Cummings) and guest starred in , , The Americans and .
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Dyson ring

A Dyson ring was a type of megastructure that encircled a star.
In 2381, the visited the Dyson ring world of Corazonia to repair the sentient environmental control computer of Vexilon. ()
In 3190, the discovered a set of Dyson rings around an extragalactic star believed to have been constructed by Species 10-C, as they were composed of a silicon-ellanium alloy, the same rare material as the DMA controller. ()
Another set of Dyson rings were present around Species 10-C's new home star inside the hyperfield. ()
In one of the many alternate universes visited by the , A Human civilization had built Dyson rings around Sol. ()
== See also ==
*Dyson sphere
*Proto-core
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Dytallix B

Dytallix B, also known as Dytallix B planet or Mira Antlia V, was the uninhabited fifth planet of the Mira Antlia system. The planet was located in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. The planet was tidally locked, with temperatures reaching 180 °C on the day side, and had no indigenous lifeforms. 
Some time before 2364, the planet was actively mined for the by the Dytallix Mining Company. The mines were located in the temperate zones between the day and night hemispheres. The mines had been long abandoned by 2364.
In 2328, Dytallix B was the point of embarkation for three individuals. traveled to Epsilon Wiltz IV on the , traveled to Alpha Majoris I on the , and Craig Galloway traveled to Alpha Majoris I on the . (, Okudagram)
In 2364, the position and orbital path of the planet was depicted on a system map that was displayed on the bridge of the . (, Okudagram) The planet was used as a secret meeting place by Starfleet Captains Walker Keel, , Tryla Scott, and Jean-Luc Picard to discuss the infiltration of Starfleet Command by parasitic beings. ()
=== See also ===
* Dytallix
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E.W. Roddenberry (22nd century)

E.W. Roddenberry or G. Roddenberry was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
During the early 2150s, he was listed as an UESPA representative on the dedication plaque of the starships , in 2151, and , in 2154. (, ; , )
In January 2155, he was named as the Chief of Staff on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. He had an office located in room #5000 (Starfleet directory) and/or an office located in room #5850 (United Earth directory). (, directories)
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E. Ellis

E. Ellis was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a member of the Flight Test Crew on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was named as an Environmental Control officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #3523. (, directories)
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E. Kelly

E. Kelly was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, this individual was listed as an Orbital Ergonomics officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, this individual was listed as an ODIN officer on the directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1410. (, directories)
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E. Lippoldt

E. Lippoldt was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Lippoldt was listed as a Starfleet Command officer on the dedication plaques of the , the , and the . (, ; , ; )
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E. Norman

E. Norman was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, he was listed as a Vehicle Development officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, he was listed as a Flight Activities officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #1121. (, directories)
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E. Nova Zatzman

Elana Nova Zatzman is a Canadian stuntwoman and stunt actress who worked as stunt double for Mary Wiseman in . She went uncredited for her appearances.
Her credits include films such as (2010, with stunts by Bobby Brown and Christopher McGuire), (2014, with stunts by Nick Alachiotis, Alex Armbruster, Bart Badzioch, Derek Barnes, Bobby Brown, Bauston Camilleri, Tim Cody, Christine Ebadi, Kevan Kase, Joanne Leach, Josh Madryga, Alexander Mandra, Christopher McGuire, Moses Nyarko, Daryl Patchett, Joseph Racki, Al Vrkljan, and Adam Winlove-Smith, stunt coordinated by Joel Kramer), and (2019, with Jhaleil Swaby and Fred Tatasciore, and stunts by Nick Alachiotis, Alex Armbruster, Ieisha Auyeung, Mustafa Bulut, Tim Cody, Christine Ebadi, Cam Fergus, Steve Gagne, Justin Howell, Yvette McKoy, Geoff Meech, Alain Moussi, Jennifer Murray, Moses Nyarko, Ana Shepherd and Al Vrkljan).
She also performed stunts on television series like Murdoch Mysteries, (co-starring Saul Rubinek, and featuring stunts by Nick Alachiotis, Alex Armbruster, Dana Jones and Daryl Patchett), (with Alan van Sprang and stunts by Derek Barnes and Geoff Meech), Hannibal (with stunts by Joseph Racki and Adam Winlove-Smith, developed by Bryan Fuller), (with Nazneen Contractor, Raven Dauda, Eve Harlow and Greg Grunberg, and stunts by Derek Barnes, Dillon Jagersky, Alexander Mandra, and Melanie Phan), (with Simon Northwood and Luke Humphrey, and stunts by Bart Badzioch, Derek Barnes, Mustafa Bulut, Cam Fergus, Christine Ebadi, James Eddy, Tig Fong, Kevan Kase and Al Vrkljan), (with Kenneth Welsh and Chai Valladares, and stunts by Derek Barnes, Cam Fergus, Moses Nyarko), and The Handmaid's Tale (with Bahia Watson, Chris Violette, Tara Rosling, and stunts by Alex Armbruster, Derek Barnes, Dillon Jagersky, Alexander Mandra, Jennifer Murray, Simon Northwood, Melanie Phan, Joseph Racki, Adam Winlove-Smith).
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E. Poulin

E. Poulin was a Starfleet officer in the 23rd century.
Poulin a member of the Tactical Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
Poulin a member of the Science Ops team listed on the dedication plaque of the . ()
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E. Regan

E. Regan was a Human Starfleet officer in the 22nd century.
In 2154, she was listed as an Environmental Systems officer on the dedication plaque of the . (, )
In January 2155, she was listed as an Operations Support officer on directory placards at Starfleet Command's Fleet Operations Center, Sol Sector. His office was located in room #3539. (, directories)
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