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Sebastian affirms Sheridan's theory, noting that he, too, had thought he was chosen for a holy cause, which led the Vorlons to identify him as ideally suited to be an Inquisitor in the future. Sebastian leaves, his goal concluded. Meanwhile, Ambassador G'Kar seeks ways to smuggle weapons onto the Narn homeworld to fight the Centuari, a costly endeavor according to his arms dealer. Garibaldi learns of G'Kar's efforts and warns him not to use Babylon 5 as a routing point for the weapons, but does offer an alternate, safer route to bring the weapons to Narn.
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The Integrated Truss Structure (ITS) houses vital equipment on the exterior of the ISS. Each segment of truss is given a designation of P or S, indicating whether the segment is on the port or starboard side, and a number which indicates its position on its respective side. The truss system itself consists of 12 total segments—four on each side, and one central segment—which are connected to the ISS by attachment points on the Destiny module. The thirteenth piece, known as the Zenith-1 (Z1) truss segment, is attached to the Unity module, and was originally used to hold the P6 solar arrays to provide power to the USOS. The Z1 segment now houses the Ku-band antennas and serves as a routing point for power and data cables on the exterior of the ISS.
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In addition, any route running close to the North Sea coast would have to make the difficult crossings of the River Tyne and the River Tweed. Carlisle was an obvious routing point for some Anglo- Scottish routes, but Newcastle was strongly advanced by promoters of an east- coast route. For some time it was assumed that only a single Anglo-Scottish route was commercially supportable, and a Government appointed commission was established to select the best route, but its findings failed to quell the enthusiasm of investors, and in the end its report was ignored.C J A Robertson, The Origins of the Scottish Railway System: 1722–1844, John Donald Publishers Ltd, Edinburgh, first edition 1983, Two factions were able to build Anglo-Scottish routes at this period: although multiple companies were involved in each, the necessary co-operation formed natural alliances, and these became known as the East Coast Route (through Newcastle and Berwick- upon-Tweed) and the West Coast Route (through Carlisle).
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