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> With no identification of other DNA, Benning switched tactics.
"Computer,
> analyze text using all available decryption models." > > "The request should take three minutes to complete." > > While the computer chewed over the request, Benning sent a copy of the > document to Decryption for their analysis. Sometimes intuition could find > things that even a sophisticated computer could not.
> > "Requested results are ready." "Ready," Benning replied. > "There is no indication of a hidden message in the pattern of the text or in > the choice of ink. There are no hidden messages in the form of ink." "Analyze all other materials in the documents for possible secondary communication." "Scanning." There was a pause for a moment as the computer examined the scroll. There does not seem to be a pattern in the weave of the fibers in the paper that would indicate a secondary message. The text also does not seem to have a code pattern indicating a second meaning to the message." (Benning?)
> "While the language used in the letter is in English. It is more reflective > of the grammar of formal Cardassian in word choice and order." Benning nodded. This made him more comfortable with the thought that a Cardassian had been the creative source of the text. (ooc: more to come once the question above answered.) AJ
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