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> Sorry; please, what does {peS} mean?<br>

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We don't know. The sentences it's been used in so far are consistent with a definition like "distribute", "publish", "provide", "make available" or even "stream (outgoing)"<br>

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However, it's difficult to say for sure from just two example sentences. We should find out at this year's qepHom'a' in November, however.<br>

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<b>Sent:</b> Saturday, October 14, 2017 12:15:02 PM<br>

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<b>Subject:</b> [tlhIngan Hol] peS</font>

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<pre>From: Michael Roney, Jr:<br><br>> This version of the press release seems to include an extra paragraph: <a href="http://www.flipgeeks.com/movies-and-tv/tv/netflix-releases-klingon-trailer-for-star-trek-discovery-series">> http://www.flipgeeks.com/movies-and-tv/tv/netflix-releases-klingon-trailer-for-star-trek-discovery-series</a>

 > Someone on facebook pointed out that it includes the previously unknown word {peS}. </pre>

Sorry; please, what does {peS} mean?<br>

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