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| rdfs:comment | - A destination order was a report that informed transporter operators where an individual was to be beamed. In 2285, "Mr. Adventure" noted the irregularity of Admiral James T. Kirk's transport to Old City Station, as there were no encrypted IDs or destination orders. Upon asking Nyota Uhura what they were going to do about the situation, she informed him that she would not be doing anything, but that he was going to sit in the closet. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
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| abstract | - A destination order was a report that informed transporter operators where an individual was to be beamed. In 2285, "Mr. Adventure" noted the irregularity of Admiral James T. Kirk's transport to Old City Station, as there were no encrypted IDs or destination orders. Upon asking Nyota Uhura what they were going to do about the situation, she informed him that she would not be doing anything, but that he was going to sit in the closet. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)
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