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Star Trek is going where the franchise has never gone before next year with Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, a long-gestating project meant to spotlight more youthful characters at the beginning of their journeys into the stars. Set in the 32nd century and after the events of Star Trek: Discovery, the
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