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Does Starfleet Academy have an accelerated option for shorter lived species?

So, the Borg win....then what?

Remaking the Case: Romulans are the Original Species, Vulcans are the Genetic Augments

Did Captain Jellicoe really demonstrate much diplomatic skill when dealing with the Cardassians?

Could the Cardassian Union, for most of its history before the 24th century, have been a reasonably open and even Federation-friendly polity, comparable perhaps to Cold War Yugoslavia?

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