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Car chase

A car chase was when a car or any other type of automobile was in pursuit of another vehicle. A pursuit involving law enforcement was called a police chase. 
In 2022, James T. Kirk (from an alternate future) and La'an Noonien-Singh were in a Dodge Challenger Hellcat in pursuit of a van that took something from the scene in which the Lake Ontario Bridge was destroyed by a photonic bomb. Upon pursuing the vehicle, Kirk and Noonien-Singh were in turn pursued by the Toronto City Police, which ended with the police placing Kirk under arrest. Luckily, they were stalled by a woman that was recording them with her cell phone, streaming them live on the internet. Just as they were about to have the woman move along and go through with the arrest, they received a radio call that they were needed at the attack site, and so they released him instead. ()
In 2024, Seven of Nine and Raffaela Musiker stole an SUV from the parking lot of the Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters. A car chase ensued as the LAPD pursued them in their police cars. ()
In the alternate reality in the mid-2240s, an Iowa State Police officer on a hovercruiser chased down a Corvette convertible that was being driven by Jim Kirk. The high-speed chase ended in a car crash when Kirk intentionally drove it into a quarry, leaping from the vehicle in the nick of time. ()
In 2379, while on an away mission on Kolarus III, the away team was in a Starfleet ground vehicle while getting chased by Kolaran ground forces in buggies and an armored car. Data controlled the shuttle via remote control, and Captain Jean-Luc Picard was able to drive the vehicle directly into the rear door of the shuttlecraft. ()
In 2382, while on Targalus IX, Brad Boimler's away team was kidnapped and loaded into a hover-van by natives that were capitalist extremists. He and Beckett Mariner then commandeered a hover-cruiser to purse them to a mansion, where they rescued them. ()
In 2384, a Xindi-Reptilian security team was using their hover speeders to chase down the crew of the USS Protostar in a hover skiff on Teenax. ()
In 3191, Moll and L'ak were pursued by the crew of the USS Discovery on sand runner motorcycles. ()
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Carbon Creek

Carbon Creek was a small mining town in Pennsylvania in the United States of America. It lay along State Highway 138 and in the Crest Forest Fire District. In 1957, it had a population of approximately 611.
Some of the local businesses:
*Johnnies Market - 23019 Main Street
*Madeline's Cafe
*Pine Tree Bar and Grill - 22960 Main Street
According to T'Pol, in 1957, a small Vulcan vessel crash landed near the town. The vessel's surviving occupants - her second foremother T'Mir, Mestral and Stron - covertly integrated themselves into the town's population for a period, until their rescue. 
After moving to Earth in 2149, at some point during her stay, T'Pol took a five-day leave to visit Carbon Creek and see it for herself. ()
In 2382, Lieutenant junior grade Beckett Mariner called herself, D'Vana Tendi, and T'Lyn being stranded on the pre-industrial Dilmer III for a year of relative time "a Carbon Creek situation." ()
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Carbon dioxide

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is an odorless, colorless, nonflammable gas composed of one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. It is expelled by animals and consumed by plants.
In 2368, Data determined that the carbon dioxide in a soft drink he was having with reacted with the polysaccharides therein to produce "an unusual combination of texture and effervescence." ()
Three subterranean pockets of carbon dioxide were located on Penthara IV. When the planet was struck by a type C asteroid and was threatened to freeze over because of a large cloud cover, the phaser drilled large holes into the pockets in order to release the gas, thereby creating a greenhouse effect and preventing the world from freezing over. ()
The alien lifeform, later discovered to be Odo infected with volcanic gas, was determined to require a higher concentration of carbon dioxide than Deep Space 9's atmosphere provided. ()
The planet surveyed in the Gamma Quadrant by Jake and Nog had an atmosphere composed of 77% nitrogen, 21% oxygen and 2% carbon dioxide. ()
A dosage of fifteen ccs of tri-ox, given every four hours to a Human, can be used to compensate for excess carbon dioxide in a planet's atmosphere. ()
== See also ==
* Carbon monoxide
* Carbonated water
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Cardassia (star)

Cardassia was the primary of the Cardassian system. There were five known planets that orbited this star.
Cardassia was particularly warm in the Hutet labor camp on Cardassia IV. ()
In 2373, Tekeny Ghemor angrily told Dukat and Weyoun he would not stop publicly condemning Dukat and the Dominion "for a few short days under the Cardassian sun" in return for doing so. ()
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Cardassia I

Cardassia I was the first planet in the Cardassian system. This planet was inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. In the 32nd century, this planet was located in the Cardassian Zone. The planet was affiliated with the Cardassian Union.
In 2375, the location of Cardassia was labeled on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. (, okudagram)
Later that year, the position and orbital path of Cardassia I was illustrated on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. (, okudagram)
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Cardassia III

Cardassia III was the inhabited third planet of the Cardassian system. This planet was inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. In the 32nd century, this planet was located in the Cardassian Zone. The planet was affiliated with the Cardassian Union. 
In 2371, Grand Nagus Zek managed to acquire the Orb of Wisdom from a contact on this planet. ()
In 2375, the location of Cardassia was labeled on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. (, okudagram)
Later that year, the position and orbital path of Cardassia III was illustrated on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. (, okudagram)
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Cardassia IV

Cardassia IV was the inhabited fourth planet in the Cardassian system. This planet was inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. In the 32nd century, this planet was located in the Cardassian Zone. The planet was affiliated with the Cardassian Union.
Li Nalas, Borum, and several other Bajorans were prisoners at the Hutet labor camp on this planet during the Occupation.
In 2370, Rionoj was given Li Nalas' earring by a maintenance worker on Cardassia IV. Kira Nerys and Miles O'Brien later traveled to the planet to rescue Li after Kira was given the earring by Quark. 
While attempting to dupe Post 24, Kira claimed a Gul Marayn on Cardassia IV was waiting for a shipment of Rulot seeds. 
The Cardassian military had two warships stationed near Cardassia IV. 
Dukat later claimed the Central Command was not aware of the existence of the camp on Cardassia IV. ()
In 2375, the location of Cardassia was labeled on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. (, okudagram)
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Cardassia V

Cardassia V was the inhabited fifth planet in the Cardassian system. This planet was inside Cardassian space in the Alpha Quadrant. In the 32nd century, this planet was located in the Cardassian Zone. The planet was affiliated with the Cardassian Union.
In 2370, Kono was wanted there for stealing bone-carvings from a museum. ()
In 2375, the location of Cardassia was labeled on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. (, okudagram)
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=== Background information ===
"car-DASS-ee-uh" was the pronunciation for this planet's name from the script pronunciation guide for "Tribunal". 
According to a stellar cartography map, seen in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual, the Cardassian system was located in the Bajor sector. 
According to Star Trek: Star Charts (pp. 37, 43, 46), Cardassia V (Cardassia Minor) was classified as a M-class world.
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Cardassian Imps

Jake and Nog discover deadly toys!
Cardassian Imps is a Pocket DS9 Young Adult novel – #9 in the series – written by Mel Gilden. Published by Aladdin Paperbacks, it was first released in .
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket:
:Jake and Nog are looking for action - in all the wrong places. They've played all the family holosuite games - and the adult games are strictly off-limits. So when Garak, the only Cardassian on Deep Space Nine, suggests a trip to the unknown depths of Level 45, they're ready to go. When they arrive on the musty, abandoned deck, they find a funny Cardassian toy that says "Moop" when activated. And then they discover the replicator button on the toy. Perfect! They can replicate enough "Moops" for a baseball game. But suddenly the figures that stand before them are as tall as Nog - and they're replicating themselves!
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;Jake Sisko
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; Benjamin Sisko
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Cardassian Resistance

The Cardassian Resistance was an ongoing conflict in 2401 between the Confederation Corps and Cardassian resisters. This resistance was one of the subjects in President Annika Hansen's intelligent briefing. 
A summary of this subject listed the conflict's location, the Confederation Corps field officer, the number of ships deployed, the number of troops deployed, and the number of Confederate casualties. ()
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Cardassian language

The Cardassian language was the spoken and written language of the Cardassians used on Cardassia Prime.
== Written language ==
Cardassian writing was composed of slender rectangular letters usually widening at the top. Lines of text were written both horizontally and vertically, radiating out from an elaborate circle motif. Lines of text also incorporated dots. (; )
By 2259, Starfleet officer Nyota Uhura was familiar with the Cardassian language. She considered it while trying to decipher the inscription on a time portal found on Krulmuth-B, though the language was eventually determined to be ancient Nausicaan. ()
Keiko O'Brien's classroom aboard Deep Space 9 featured a chart with the Human, Ferengi, Bajoran, and Cardassian alphabet. ()
File:Cardassian script glyph comparison.png|Cardassian script comparison
File:Classroom alphabet 1.jpg|Parts of the Cardassian alphabet (center)
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File:Cardassian orbital weapon platform graphic.jpg|Script used on a Cardassian interface
== Spoken language ==
Odo was called odo'ital when he was studied at the Bajoran Institute of Science. The Bajorans at the institute intended to label Odo as "unknown sample", but all specimens had to be labelled in Cardassian, and the Bajorans mistranslated the term using odo'ital, which literally meant "nothing". ()
In Cardassian ranks, Dukat believed the title of Gul carried connotations of being "much more hands-on than Legate." ()
In 2380, Captain Carol Freeman spent weeks learning to "bark out" Cardassian small talk in preparation for a speech she was to give at peace summit on Cardassia, though her role ended up being canceled. ()
=== Words and phrases ===
*Gul – a rank roughly analogous to a Federation captain.
*Glinn – a rank below Gul.
*Legate – a rank above Gul. (See: Cardassian ranks) ()
*Lek – Cardassian currency.
*Odo'ital – Nothing. ()
*Shri-tal – A ritual carried out when a Cardassian was near death. ()
===See also===
*Detapa Council
*Gettle
*Groat
*Kotra
*Rulot
*Tojal
*Yamok sauce
*Zabu
*Ziyal
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===Apocrypha===
In the New Worlds, New Civilizations short story The Glories of the Hebitians, "Cardassian" means "People of Discipline" in their language.
In the Star Trek: Terok Nor novel "Day of the Vipers", is suggested to be a precursor to the modern Cardassian language.
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Cardassian neck trick

The Cardassian neck trick was a Cardassian stunt that was considered amazing to behold.
When Odo was under the supervision of Doctor Mora Pol at the Bajoran Center for Science, the Cardassian High Command came to view Odo's performance of the neck trick in 2363. In Dukat's words, it "brought the house down"; Gul Hadar in particular could not stop talking about it. By the time Odo met Quark in 2365, the Ferengi had heard all about the neck trick, which Odo claimed he no longer performed. Quark thought the trick would go over well in his bar, but Odo was not interested. ()
In 2371, Odo's Cardassian informant asked him if he still performed the Cardassian neck trick. Odo sternly said he didn't, much to the informant's disappointment, as he was "so good at it". ()
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Cardassian planets

The following is a list of planets and star systems in the Cardassian Union. All planets listed are or were inhabited at some point of time unless marked otherwise.
== Planets ==
:NOTE: Planets claimed by Cardassia but located in the Demilitarized Zone are listed here.
* Adarak Prime
* Amleth Prime (Amleth system)
* AR-558 (Chin'toka system)
* Arawath Colony
* Aschelan V
* Atbar Prime
* Avenal VII
* Bajor (occupied 2319-2369)
* Cardassia I (Cardassian system)
* Cardassia Prime (Cardassian system)
* Cardassia III (Cardassian system)
* Cardassia IV (Cardassian system)
* Cardassia V (Cardassian system)
* Celtris III
* Chin'toka II (Chin'toka system)
* Chin'toka III (Chin'toka system)
* Dopa
* Felton Prime
* Goralis III (Goralis system, possibly uninhabited)
* Kelvas Prime (Kelvas system)
* Kelvas V (Kelvas system)
* Kora II 
* Korma
* Lazon II
* Loval (Loval system)
* Matiovsky IV
* Monac IV (possibly uninhabited, likely affected by solar flare in 2375)
* Omekla III
* Orias III (Orias system, likely inhabited, officially claimed uninhabited)
* Pentath III (Pentath system)
* Pullock V
* Quinor VII
* (planet itself likely uninhabited)
* Regulak IV
* Rondac III
* Sarpedion V
* Septimus III
* Sheva II
* Simperia
* Soukara
* Torros III 
* Trelka V
* Unefra III (Unefra system)
* Vanden Prime
* Velos VII
== Further star systems ==
*Chin'toka system
*Cuellar system
*Dopa system
*Kelrabi system
*Pelosa system
*Olmerak system
*Trivas system (abandoned in 2372)
== See also ==
*Demilitarized Zone, with a list of planets located in it. Planets and Systems in the DMZ were often claimed by both sides, Cardassia and the Federation.
*Klingon planets
*Romulan planets
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Cardassian system

The Cardassian system, also known as the Cardassia system, was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha Quadrant.
The system consisted of a primary and at least five planets. Cardassia Prime (Cardassia II) was the inhabited homeworld of the Cardassians, a warp-capable species. This planet was also the capital planet of the Cardassian Union. () The system also included Cardassia I, and the planets Cardassia III, Cardassia IV, and Cardassia V that were colonized by the Cardassians. ()
In 2375, the location of Cardassia was labeled on a tactical map that was displayed in the wardroom of Deep Space 9. Cardassia was located approximately five light years from the Bajoran system, thirty light years from Starbase 375, and fifty-five light years from Ferenginar. (, okudagram)
Later that year, the Dominion began their withdrawal to Cardassia Prime during the waning days of the Dominion War. The Allied Forces planned a risky and costly military operation to end the war by penetrating the system and engaging the Dominion forces stationed in orbit over Cardassia Prime. ()
The system's location was labeled in a Federation star chart that was in Fleet Admiral Kirsten Clancy's office at Starfleet Headquarters in 2399 and on the bridge of the in 2401. Cardassia was in or near to Cardassian space. ()
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=== Background information ===
"Tactical Display 7624N" was reproduced in legible detail in Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 49).
The alternate name of this system came from the source material used, the Star Trek: Star Charts and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library, to create the star chart seen in Star Trek: Picard. According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 36, 42-43) and StarTrek.com , the primary was named Cardassia. Cardassia was a K class star with an absolute magnitude of -1.1, which was a hundred times brighter than Sol. There were a total of eight planets in the system, four of which were inhabited, and two asteroid belts. The system was visited by a Bajoran solar-sail vessel in 1571. Distance between Bajor and Cardassia was 5.25 light years.
A briefing on the construction of Terok Nor in , notes that about a third of the framing in the station's central core was mined from asteroids in the Cardassian system.
=== Apocrypha ===
According to the RPG book Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Narrator's Toolkit, the Cardassian sun was a bright red dwarf (M2 V type), the first two planets were class F, Cardassia Prime was the third planet in the system, Cardassia VI and VII were Class J gas giants and Cardassia VIII was class G.
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Cardassians (ML) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Plain, simple Garak is back, though there is nothing plain nor simple about the young Cardassian he's spotted on DS9. The kid's name is Rugal and he was raised on Bajor, as a Bajoran. Things get even less simple when Gul Dukat gets involved. And all pretense of simplicity gets shot out of an airlock when Rugal's biological father turns out to be a high ranking politician on Cardassia. Will Rugal get to go home with his father? Or will he have to go home with his other father? And will this be the episode where Miles O'Brien finally stops hating all Cardassians just because they're Cardassian? Find out, when we put in the Mission Log.
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Cardboard box

A cardboard box was a type of container used for shipping products.
In 2022, a cardboard box labeled "Tampax" was sitting in an alley in Toronto. ()
The arcade game Cardboard Chaos included an anthropomorphic cardboard box character named Cardboard, as well as a clawing Caitian sitting in a cardboard box on top of the machine. ()
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Cardiac arrest

Cardiac arrest (also called cardiopulmonary arrest or coronary arrest) occurred when the heart failed to contract effectively to allow circulation of blood through the heart and the rest of the body. During cardiac arrest, the heart literally stopped beating. When this happened, the body failed to deliver oxygen to vital organs, particularly the brain, leading to death. Cardiac arrest was different from a heart attack, in that a heart attack precedes cardiac arrest rather than being a result of it. However, there were many reasons that could lead to cardiac arrest aside from a heart attack. These include , direct injury, and neurotoxins that can result in paralysis of the heart muscle.
While Doctor Leonard McCoy was trying to treat Klingon Chancellor Gorkon's wounds after a 2293 assassination attempt, the Klingon went into cardiac arrest and died. ()
During a 2368 surgery by Drs. Toby Russell and Beverly Crusher to replace his crushed spinal cord, Lieutenant Worf went into cardiac arrest, and was clinically dead for a period of time before some backup in his Klingon anatomy restarted his heart. ()
In 2369, Captain Jean-Luc Picard was shot in the chest by a compressed teryon beam, which caused his artificial heart to stop working. He was later revived in sickbay. ()
In 2371, Vedek Bareil went into cardiac arrest after suffering third degree burns covering much of his chest, caused by an accident to the vessel carrying the vedek and Kai Winn (among others) to peace treaty negotiations with Cardassia. ()
In 2372, Ensign Samantha Wildman's newborn baby died due to cardiac arrest when insufficient power was available to drive the incubator she was placed in after birth. ()
In 2374, a crewmember suffered a cardiac arrest as a result of Srivani experiments. ()
According to The Doctor, surprises could also cause coronary arrest. () 
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Carema III

Carema III was the third planet in its star system. This planet was rich in natural resources. This planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
During the late 2360s, Starfleet considered the use of a Tyran to mine the planet's resources. In 2369, the was sent to Tyrus VIIA to observe the progress of the radically new technology for potential use on Carema. However, because the fountain project was behind schedule, due to numerous unforeseen problems, its use on Carema was at the time passed over. ()
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Carey Scott

Carey Scott is an actor and acting coach who was hired as a voice artist in . He recorded some dialogue as a younger Spock, who should be about twenty years old, but the dialogue was not used in the final aired version. Recently he was interviewed for , although his story was not published. (Source: Carey Scott)
Scott has appeared in several feature films, including (1984), (1989, starring Tom Hanks, with Wendy Schaal and Robert Picardo), Ripper Man (1996, with Charles Napier), The Tiger Woods Story (1998, with John Cho, Albert Hall, and directed by LeVar Burton), (2003, with Mark Kiely), and Holyman Undercover (2010).
He has also performed in many television series, such as (1983), (1988), One West Waikiki (1994, with Vaughn Armstrong and Daphne Ashbrook), (1993-1996, with Branscombe Richmond), (2000-2001), and (2007, starring William Shatner and René Auberjonois, with Ron Ostrow).
Scott had also worked as acting coach and taught at his own acting school, The Rehearsal Room.
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Cari L. Thomas (Captain)

Cari L. Thomas was a Starfleet officer in the 24th century. She was a captain in the years 2363-2365.
In 2353, she was listed as a Starfleet Operational Support Services officer on a directory placard at Starbase 32, Maxia sector. Her office was located in room #45244. (, directory)
In 2364, she was the commander of the . In that year, the ship was on a survey mission of Sector 450/32450. During the mission, she received an order that modified the survey mission from an admiral at Starfleet Mission Operations. The captain was requested to send acknowledgement of her receipt of the order through subspace com net security mode 045, code 100 alpha. (, okudagram)
In 2365, she was listed as the commander of the on a Starship Deploy Status chart in the Starbase 173 courtroom. At the time, this ship was patrolling the Neutral Zone. (, okudagram)
In 2368, she was listed as an Engineering Group officer on the second version of the dedication plaque of the . (, )
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