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'''Picard''': You know, many a rebel from all reaches of the galaxy have found their way to Starfleet. Perhaps you might consider choosing a more honest vocation. Starfleet?<br /> | '''Picard''': You know, many a rebel from all reaches of the galaxy have found their way to Starfleet. Perhaps you might consider choosing a more honest vocation. Starfleet?<br /> | ||
'''Jack''': Me? For such a brilliant man, you haven't really been paying much attention, have you? | '''Jack''': Me? For such a brilliant man, you haven't really been paying much attention, have you? | ||
'''Raffi''': Can you not put holes into my floor every time you need to make a point? | |||
'''Riker''': You know, we have saved the galaxy more than a few times.<br /> | '''Riker''': You know, we have saved the galaxy more than a few times.<br /> | ||
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'''Worf''': We seek information regarding your criminal activity. You will yield your weapons. I assure you, we have the upper hand.<br /> | '''Worf''': We seek information regarding your criminal activity. You will yield your weapons. I assure you, we have the upper hand.<br /> | ||
'''Krinn''': Were you under the impression I would not recognize a mobile emitter? How disappointing. | '''Krinn''': Were you under the impression I would not recognize a mobile emitter? How disappointing. | ||
'''Krinn''': There can be no utopia without crime. Ergo, an organized criminal enterprise is logical. | |||
'''Crusher''': Given these findings, it's become clear how the subject managed to avoid detection until now. Somehow, this Changeling's been able to completely replicate internal human organs. Only under intense dissection does the tissue revert to its natural state...<br /> | '''Crusher''': Given these findings, it's become clear how the subject managed to avoid detection until now. Somehow, this Changeling's been able to completely replicate internal human organs. Only under intense dissection does the tissue revert to its natural state...<br /> | ||
