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Named after [[Wall Street]] in [[New York City]], the '''''Wall Street Journal''''' was a publication which a wealthy financier such as [[Ralph Offenhouse]] would read in the [[20th century]] for the choosing of and maintaining of one's stocks in a business. With the abandonment of material possessions, the need for publications like the ''Wall Street Journal'' waned. By the [[24th century]], the ''Journal'' had been long out of circulation. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone}})
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Named after [[Wall Street]] in [[New York City]], the '''''Wall Street Journal''''' was a publication which a wealthy financier such as [[Ralph Offenhouse]] would read in the [[20th century]] for the choosing of and maintaining of one's stocks in a business. With the abandonment of material possessions, the need for publications like the ''Wall Street Journal'' waned. By the [[24th century]], the ''Journal'' had been long out of circulation.
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Upon being revived in [[2364]] and disappointed to hear that he couldn't contact his [[bank]] at the moment, Offenhouse asked if they at least had a copy of this publication. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone}})
   
 
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Revision as of 20:28, 8 November 2016

Named after Wall Street in New York City, the Wall Street Journal was a publication which a wealthy financier such as Ralph Offenhouse would read in the 20th century for the choosing of and maintaining of one's stocks in a business. With the abandonment of material possessions, the need for publications like the Wall Street Journal waned. By the 24th century, the Journal had been long out of circulation.

Upon being revived in 2364 and disappointed to hear that he couldn't contact his bank at the moment, Offenhouse asked if they at least had a copy of this publication. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")

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