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Deep Space Nine (1993-99)
After fifty years of planetary occupation, the Bajoran Provisional Government requests the aid of the Federation to adminster the old Cardassian orbital processing facility Terok Nor. This is the next Star Trek series – this is Federation Station Deep Space Nine.
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