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The computer refused to acknowledge the Quaestor code, but continued to call up the opening gambit of a childishly simple game of chance called "Captain's Square."
Web of the Romulans M. S. Murdock 1990
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The Jane does have rooms with private baths, but those, called Captain's Cabins, run $255. yotel.com.
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Share the flesh and blood among us, underneath the Captain's eye.
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He was thought to consume the former in such prodigious quantities that it was common for members of the crew to jest that Ahab must have a hollow leg. This witticism was one of the few sources of mirth aboard The Pequod, the other being the assertion that the Captain's wife was named Peg.
Laurence Hughes: Ahab at Starbucks Laurence Hughes 2011
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Whatever the Captain's intentions, this is big, risky business.
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He was thought to consume the former in such prodigious quantities that it was common for members of the crew to jest that Ahab must have a hollow leg. This witticism was one of the few sources of mirth aboard The Pequod, the other being the assertion that the Captain's wife was named Peg.
Laurence Hughes: Ahab at Starbucks Laurence Hughes 2011
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It would be decoded and put into the Captain's safe.
Andrew Reinbach: Computer "Security" Andrew Reinbach 2011
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He was thought to consume the former in such prodigious quantities that it was common for members of the crew to jest that Ahab must have a hollow leg. This witticism was one of the few sources of mirth aboard The Pequod, the other being the assertion that the Captain's wife was named Peg.
Laurence Hughes: Ahab at Starbucks Laurence Hughes 2011
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It would be decoded and put into the Captain's safe.
Andrew Reinbach: Computer "Security" Andrew Reinbach 2011
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He was thought to consume the former in such prodigious quantities that it was common for members of the crew to jest that Ahab must have a hollow leg. This witticism was one of the few sources of mirth aboard The Pequod, the other being the assertion that the Captain's wife was named Peg.
Laurence Hughes: Ahab at Starbucks Laurence Hughes 2011
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