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Hi, Whats DCIS? I do not know that. Oh its a criminal investigative service.
Oh some background information, thats nice. Huge range of operations, thats what I am searching. Maybe I will go there.
Hey, here are informations about to join them. But, I am not sure. How, in so many films they worked into. Wow, now I must go there.
Hey, peoples, search more about facts and less vacation details. The film section is really gratuitous, I will remove it.
Good luck in writing more vacation forms.
Funkenstern ( talk) 17:22, 9 September 2013 (UTC) reply

Probably should add Alphas to the Appearance in Popular Culture section. The team gets DCIS badges in episode 4 or 5. (This is more a place holder to remind myself to do it when I have the time.) -- TenguTech( Talk) 01:43, 21 March 2014 (UTC) reply