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In the Star Trek fictional universe, the USS Defiant (NX-74205), and later (NCC-75633), is the lead ship of an experimental class of starship. It was featured in the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DS9) and appeared in the feature film Star Trek: First Contact. The ship first appeared in the DS9 episode "The Search, Part I", after which it continued to play a significant role throughout the series. This ship was ...

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"All Good Things..." was the final episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It was originally shown on May 29, 1994 and, like the first episode of the series, "Encounter at Farpoint", was a two-hour episode that in syndication is most often shown as two one-hour episodes. "All Good Things..." serves as the closure of the first episode's trial of the USS Enterprise-D by the nigh-omnipotent being Q. All Good Things... TNG episode - Plot summary. It is early morning on the Enterprise ...

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• All Good Things... TNG episode - Plot summary
• All Good Things... TNG episode - Notes
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Demilitarized zone - Africa. Ceuta and Melilla, Spanish government controlled cities at North Morocco. Between Melilla & Ceuta (both under Spanish control) and Morocco lies a demilitarized zone. Morocco has never recognized Ceuta and Melilla as part of Spain. See: Ceuta border fence and Melilla border fence. Demilitarized zone - Europe. The Cypriot demilitarized zone separates the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from the ...

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Demilitarized zone, Demilitarized zone - Current Demilitarized mostly Neutral Zones, Demilitarized zone - Africa, Demilitarized zone - Europe, Demilitarized zone - Asia, Demilitarized zone - Antarctica, Demilitarized zone - Famous former demilitarized zones, Demilitarized zone - Fictional demilitarized zones

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It is early morning on the Enterprise on stardate 47988, so this episode begins late in the year 2370. Deanna Troi and Lieutenant Worf are about to kiss when Captain Jean-Luc Picard comes from the turbolift, seeming disoriented. Picard asks them what day it is, and when he finds out, he tells Troi and Worf that he's traveled in time and doesn't know why. By the time Picard arrives in Sickbay, he has bodily and consciously jumped back six years in the past, just before he took command of the Enterprise. The dialogue betwe ...

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All Good Things... TNG episode, All Good Things... TNG episode - Plot summary, All Good Things... TNG episode - Notes, All Good Things... TNG episode - External link

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Winn vocally objected to the removal of a stone tablet addressing the Emissary from the sacred city of B’Hala which Sisko had discovered previously. When the wormhole began to behave strangely and various natural disasters occurred on Bajor, Winn met with Captain Sisko and insisted that these phenomena were signs of the Prophet’s anger at the removal of the tablet and asked as Bajor’s spiritual leader for him to return it. Sisko responded by asking as the Emissary for more time to study it. Winn disagreed and presented Sisko with a for ...

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Winn Adami, Winn Adami - Conflict on Deep Space Nine, Winn Adami - Involvement with “The Circle”, Winn Adami - Election as Kai, Winn Adami - As Interim First Minister, Winn Adami - The Reckoning, Winn Adami - Betrayal of the Prophets, Winn Adami - Redemption and Death

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Demilitarized zone - Africa. Ceuta and Melilla, Spanish government controlled cities at North Morocco. Between Melilla & Ceuta (both under Spanish controll) and Morocco lies a demilitarized zone. Morocco has never recognized Ceuta and Melilla as part of Spain. See: Ceuta border fence and Melilla border fence. Demilitarized zone - Europe. The Cypriot demilitarized zone separates the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from th ...

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Demilitarized zone, Demilitarized zone - Current Demilitarized mostly Neutral Zones, Demilitarized zone - Africa, Demilitarized zone - Europe, Demilitarized zone - Asia, Demilitarized zone - Antarctica, Demilitarized zone - Famous former demilitarized zones, Demilitarized zone - Fictional demilitarized zones

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It is early morning on the Enterprise on stardate 47988, so this episode begins late in the year 2370. Deanna Troi and Lieutenant Worf are about to kiss (in an alternate timeline, they were married, as shown in Parallels) when Captain Jean-Luc Picard comes from the turbolift, seeming disoriented. Picard asks them what day it is, and when he finds out, he tells Troi and Worf that he's traveled in time and doesn't know why. By the time Picard arrives in Sickbay, he has bodily and consciously jumped back six years in the past, jus ...

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All Good Things... TNG episode, All Good Things... TNG episode - Plot summary, All Good Things... TNG episode - Notes, All Good Things... TNG episode - External link

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4000-3000 B.C.E. A powerful cloaking device is installed to shield the planet of Aldea. The device is run and maintained by a computer called the Custodian. 3834 B.C.E. The nearly immortal Flint is born in Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). He goes on to live under a variety of identities, many of which are recognized in history and myth, including Solomon, Lazarus, Methuselah, Merlin, Leonardo da Vinci, and Johannes Brahms. (Flint described his life in the third ...

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Timeline of Star Trek, Timeline of Star Trek - 13.7 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5 Billion possibly earlier - 3.5 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 2 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 87 Million Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 600000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 500000 Years Ago possibly earlier, Timeline of Star Trek - 200000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 50000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 45000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 30000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 25000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 10000 Years Ago or more, Timeline of Star Trek - 6000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - Pre-1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 3rd to 4th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 9th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 13th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 14th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 16th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 17th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 18th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 19th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 20th century, Timeline of Star Trek - 21st century, Timeline of Star Trek - 22nd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 23rd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 24th century

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Demilitarized zone - Africa. Ceuta and Melilla, Spanish goverment controlled cities at North Morocco. Between Melilla & Ceuta and Morocco where is an demilitarized zone. Morocco hasn't recognized Ceuta and Melilla as part of Spain. See: Ceuta border fence and Melilla border fence. Demilitarized zone - Europe. The Cypriot demilitarized zone separates the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from the Republic of Cyprus. It was ...

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Demilitarized zone, Demilitarized zone - Current Demilitarized/Neutral Zones, Demilitarized zone - Africa, Demilitarized zone - Europe, Demilitarized zone - Asia, Demilitarized zone - Antarctica, Demilitarized zone - Famous former demilitarized zones, Demilitarized zone - Fictional demilitarized zones

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1367 C.E. The inhabitants of Ventax II, who suffer from wars, pollution and overcrowding, enter into a pact with an allegedly supernatural being calling herself Ardra, who promises the Ventaxians a thousand years of peace and prosperity in return for their total worship after that period. (The Ventaxian leader Jared described this in the fourth-season TNG episode “Devil’s Due.”) The Promelians and the Menthars fought a war near Orelious X, resulting in their mutual destruction, and the destruction of the planet, which is now an asteroid field. (The war was said to be a millennium prior to ...

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Timeline of Star Trek, Timeline of Star Trek - 13.7 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5 Billion possibly earlier - 3.5 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 2 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 87 Million Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 600000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 500000 Years Ago possibly earlier, Timeline of Star Trek - 200000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 50000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 45000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 30000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 25000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 10000 Years Ago or more, Timeline of Star Trek - 6000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - Pre-1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 3rd to 4th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 9th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 13th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 14th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 16th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 17th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 18th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 19th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 20th century, Timeline of Star Trek - 21st century, Timeline of Star Trek - 22nd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 23rd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 24th century

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1821 C.E. Historically renown poet John Keats dies at the age of 30 in Rome. Unbeknownst to anyone, his death is caused by a noncorporeal alien called Onaya, who uses the neural energy his brain creates during creative periods to sustain her. (Historical accounts establish Keats’ death. Onaya’s involvement revealed in the fourth-season DS9 episode “The Muse.”) 1864 C.E. Colonel Thaddius Riker, an American Civil War Union soldier known as “Old Iron Boots” and ancestor of future Starfleet Cap ...

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Timeline of Star Trek, Timeline of Star Trek - 13.7 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5 Billion possibly earlier - 3.5 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 2 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 87 Million Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 600000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 500000 Years Ago possibly earlier, Timeline of Star Trek - 200000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 50000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 45000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 30000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 25000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 10000 Years Ago or more, Timeline of Star Trek - 6000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - Pre-1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 3rd to 4th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 9th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 13th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 14th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 16th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 17th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 18th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 19th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 20th century, Timeline of Star Trek - 21st century, Timeline of Star Trek - 22nd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 23rd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 24th century

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1647 C.E. A man named Ronin is born in Glasgow, Scotland. He eventually is infused with a noncorporeal, anaphasic life-form, and survives through the centuries by keeping company with women whose biochemistry is compatible with his energy matrix, using a process that compromises the reasoning faculties of these women. The women he chooses are ancestors of Enterprise-D Chief Medical Officer Dr. Beverly Crusher. (Ronin told the story to Crusher in ...

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Timeline of Star Trek, Timeline of Star Trek - 13.7 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5 Billion possibly earlier - 3.5 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 2 Billion Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 87 Million Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 600000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 500000 Years Ago possibly earlier, Timeline of Star Trek - 200000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 50000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 45000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 30000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 25000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 10000 Years Ago or more, Timeline of Star Trek - 6000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - 5000 Years Ago, Timeline of Star Trek - Pre-1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 1st Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 3rd to 4th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 9th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 13th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 14th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 16th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 17th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 18th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 19th Century, Timeline of Star Trek - 20th century, Timeline of Star Trek - 21st century, Timeline of Star Trek - 22nd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 23rd century, Timeline of Star Trek - 24th century

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Winn makes her first appearance objecting to the teachings of Keiko O'Brien in the Deep Space Nine school in the episode ‘’In the hands of the Prophets’’. In particular she objects to Mrs. O'Brien's teaching of only the scientific information about the Bajoran wormhole instead of teaching the religious dogma which Mrs. O'Brien states is Winn's responsibility. Winn views Mrs. O’Brien’s teachings as blasphemy and eventually her influence results in all of her Bajoran students being pulled from the ...

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Winn Adami, Winn Adami - Conflict on Deep Space Nine, Winn Adami - Involvement with “The Circle”, Winn Adami - Election as Kai, Winn Adami - As Interim First Minister, Winn Adami - The Reckoning, Winn Adami - Betrayal of the Prophets, Winn Adami - Redemption and Death

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Early drafts of "All Good Things..." had a fourth timeline, corresponding to The Best of Both Worlds episodes. Another draft had the crew stealing the Enterprise from a space museum in the 2395 timeline. "All Good Things..." won the 1995 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation. ...

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All Good Things... TNG episode, All Good Things... TNG episode - Plot summary, All Good Things... TNG episode - Notes, All Good Things... TNG episode - External link

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Ever the ambitious opportunist, Winn aligns herself with Minister Jaro and his extremist group called "The Circle". The Circle's goal was to eliminate all external influences from Bajor -- including the Federation, which would have served Winn's purposes in getting rid of Commander Sisko, whom she resented as the Emissary of the Prophets. The reward for her support would have been the guarantee of becoming Kai. Eventually it is discovered that The Circle is actually being supplied by the Cardassians and Major Kira manages to sneak int ...

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Winn Adami, Winn Adami - Conflict on Deep Space Nine, Winn Adami - Involvement with “The Circle”, Winn Adami - Election as Kai, Winn Adami - As Interim First Minister, Winn Adami - The Reckoning, Winn Adami - Betrayal of the Prophets, Winn Adami - Redemption and Death

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Winn was briefly named as First Minister on an interim basis after the elected First Minister died of a heart attack and sought to make her appointment permanent. She immediately seeks Major Kira’s help in getting back soil reclamators from a group of farmers. Kira is selected because the group is led by Shakaar Edon who was also the leader of Kira’s resistance cell during the Cardassian Occupation. Winn deceives Kira into presenting a compromise to Shakaar while at the same time sending security forces to arrest him. Kira defends ...

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Winn Adami, Winn Adami - Conflict on Deep Space Nine, Winn Adami - Involvement with “The Circle”, Winn Adami - Election as Kai, Winn Adami - As Interim First Minister, Winn Adami - The Reckoning, Winn Adami - Betrayal of the Prophets, Winn Adami - Redemption and Death

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When she arrives on the station to help Sisko with his wedding, Winn finally receives what she believes to be a vision from the Prophets who tell her that a guide will soon appear to her. In reality this vision was actually from the Pah Wraiths and the “guide” is Gul Dukat, who has been surgically altered to look like a Bajoran and become their Emissary. Dukat and Winn become lovers and he convinces her that in order to restore Bajor, she must release the Pah Wraiths, who are the true Prophets. To do this, Winn obtains the forbidd ...

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Winn Adami, Winn Adami - Conflict on Deep Space Nine, Winn Adami - Involvement with “The Circle”, Winn Adami - Election as Kai, Winn Adami - As Interim First Minister, Winn Adami - The Reckoning, Winn Adami - Betrayal of the Prophets, Winn Adami - Redemption and Death

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