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For use as the generic term 'alien' which generally refers to a life-form not of Earth, but it can also be used to describe anything, including objects, from another world or system. Use [aliens-1986] for the sequel to the 1979 film Alien; use [alien-franchise] for that entire franchise.
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How is the lack of Suliban accounted for in the timeline after "Star Trek: Enterprise"?
The simplest way to "account" for it "in show" is to simply say "It's a big galaxy, and we never ran into them". Nothing more complicated required.
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