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Purely 01/17/20 7:05:46 PM #1:	Was it based on anything real, or just made up by someone in the community? <cite>Purely posted [p:933098725] in Where does... [t:78339880]...</cite> <quote>Was it based on anything real, or just made up by someone in the community? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blo 01/17/20 7:06:33 PM #2:	Latin https://www.dictionary.com/browse/cis- --- insert sig here <cite>Blo posted [p:933098744] in Where does... [t:78339880]...</cite> <quote>Latin https://www.dictionary.com/browse/cis- </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CyricZ 01/17/20 7:06:55 PM #3:	cis is Latin. Means "this side of". Its opposite is trans: "the other side of". --- CyricZ <cite>CyricZ posted [p:933098767] in Where does... [t:78339880]...</cite> <quote>cis is Latin. Means "this side of". Its opposite is trans: "the other side of". </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
malenz 01/17/20 7:07:49 PM #4:	its a prefix used to describe molecules I think? in any case it is a legitimate science prefix <cite>malenz posted [p:933098803] in Where does... [t:78339880]...</cite> <quote>its a prefix used to describe molecules I think? in any case it is a legitimate science prefix </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Ic3Bullet 01/17/20 8:02:32 PM #6:	Confederacy of Independent Systems <cite>Ic3Bullet posted [p:933101046] in Where does... [t:78339880]...</cite> <quote>Confederacy of Independent Systems </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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