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>A moment later Ambassador Rilg's voice could be heard responding.
"I am just completing a meeitng >myself. If you would like, I could
join you at the Ferengi Embassy when I am finished, Ambassador."
"Absolutely. See you there. Watson out."
>He set the document down on a worktable and, picking up a tricorder, scanned the artifact for compositional >makeup. >Watson sat and watched intently. >The scan revealled nothing spectacular, but that was not to say that it
did not provide any answers. The >parchment was made up of organic
material. It was a material that contained the cellulose make-up of a
>gorla weed, a plant native to Cardassia Prime and often used in the making
of fine expensive tablet. The ink >on the parchment has a similar make
up to that found in the ink emitted from an octopus-like animal native >to
the northern seas of Cardassia Prime. There are also traces of Cardassian
DNA on the surface of the >paper, probably from the sweat of someone or
someones who had handled the paper. The combination is >an expensive
one, since the paper and the ink were not replicated.
"Is there a way to identify the writing style of that of the former
Ambassador?"
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